Economic and community development Charities That specialise in Unemployment

General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingRelief of PovertyOverseas Aid/Famine ReliefEnvironment/conservation/heritageEconomic/community/development/employment

THE RELIEF OF PERSONS NEEDING FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMSTHE FACILITY TO UNDERTAKE COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERINGASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE NEEDING EMPLOYMENT SKILLS AND TRAINING

The principle aim of Wigan Sea Cadets is to engage young people 10-18 through a nautical theme, based on traditions and values of the Royal Navy in extra curricular education and training. Objectively we aim to give young people the best possible headstart in life, laying the foundations to support young people into further education and employment.

The orchestra consisting of mostly amateur players provides concerts to the general public and gives young local soloists opportunities to perform in front of an audience. Members include students as well as players in full time employment and is open to new members in the region who can play a classical instrument with an interest in classical music.

To provide a range of activities to encourage continuing use of mind and bodies in the Third Age to all who are "no longer in full time paid employment"and are willing to help themselves and others.

Provide free and confidential signposting and advice, on immigration, housing, welfare, health, education and employment as well interpreting services to refugees and asylum seekers from the Horn of Africa in need within the UK Help internally displaced and internationally displaced Oromo people in Ethiopia and elsewhere.

We interest and stimulate people who have time on their hands through retirement, unemployment or diminishing family responsibilities. We have no permanent teachers or buildings, require no academic qualifications nor do we issue diplomas or degrees. We have term-time general meetings and special-interest groups. For the general meetings we use both our own members and outside speakers.

The object of Haworth Band (the charitable company), in accordance with its Constitution, is to provide musical entertainment and services to the community (and wider community) and training and tuition to novices and improvers who seek to learn music for personal gratification or to enhance career directions and/or pursuits as a means of vocational or professional qualifications and employment.

We are a black and minority ethnic led charity. We support children, young people and families in the UK and Ghana with educational programs, materials and equipment. We also provide training towards attainment of children at school, skills development and employment.

BCS's work as a charity mainly concentrates in Birmingham,we intend to improve the life chances and the aspirations of the disadvantaged children through supporting their families into employment.People from South Asia and the Africa are concentrated in these areas and research has shown that the level of academic achievement is very poor.Our goal is to improve their overall quaility of life.

The Charity is emerging from an extensive period of re-structuring, supported heavily by volunteers.In place, a new five year business plan with a focus on those not in education, employment and training. Themes: BUILDING CAPACITY; SUPPORTING LOCAL SELF-HELP PARTNERSHIPS; PROMOTING COMMUNITY TALENTS AND THE ARTS

General charitable purposes including assisting with medical,health and sickness. Disability, relief of poverty, accommodation and housing. Religious activities, environmental, conservation and heritage issues. Economicc,community development and employment

This association provides, along Christian principles, support, advice and assistance to persons irrespective of their background or beliefs around South Buckinghamshire, who are out of work or unemployed for redundancy or any other reason, and to their families and dependents. Offering a self-help group, members create mutual support with coaching in job search techniques at Monday meetings.

The relief of persons who are deaf or hard of hearing in particular by the promotion of the treatment education training employment and welfare of such people in the East Kent Area

On 14 June 2015, the Management Committee adopted Universal Welfare Trust as the working name of the charity to further the aims of poverty alleviation and universal suffering not only in UK but also abroad; provision of sporting activities in the West Midlands, social housing in association with Midshire Housing, free Benefits advice and training in bookkeeping/accounts for the unemployed.

The Foundation supports the needs of people with disabilities. It also has the power to assist their needy dependants. These objectives are fulfilled in practice by raising appeal funds for its two associated charities, the Papworth Trust and Enham Trust, both of which are concerned with the training, employment and housing of people with disabilities and their families.

Provison of drop-in and outreach activities for young disadvantaged persons, using arts related activity to promote a return to education, training and/or employment

Provision of Cristian resources for education, worship , and personal use.Listening ear for those in distress. Help with form-filling for those with learning difficulties. Voluntary employment work placements for variety of situations. Quiet space for people to sit, pray, think in peace. Prayer requests. Open forum for discussions of faith. Talks & presentations for community groups.

The principal activity of the Company, a registered charity and social landlord, is providing services for those suffering addictions relating to drugs and alcohol in residential, community and prison services and working with service users and their families/carers in socially deprived communities to create a range of positive outcomes. To include health, crime, education, employment and housing.

We are an independent research and development organisation dedicated to promoting lifelong learning, full employment and inclusion

We offer training, work experience, recreational and employment opportunities to people in Cornwall who are recovering from mental ill health.

We give specialist advice, representation and training in Housing, Welfare Rights, Immigration and Employment Law. We are a referral agency.

We give generalist advice and support to clients at our six sites and various outreach sites. We also provide specialist advice in debt and welfare benefits. We can also refer clients to specialist advisers from other organisations, in employment, immigration, housing etc

providing day services, employment training, counselling and advocacy to people with mental health problems; campaigning on mental health issues

Giving advice and information across a wide range of social welfare law issues - debt, welfare benefits, employment, housing, family, consumer etc.The charity operates through a city centre main office and has 6 outreach bases across the Nottingham conurbation.