Education Charities That specialise in Adult education

The Foundation encourages, promotes and supports the development of a thriving knowledge hub at the heart of the Aldeburgh community for the benefit of the whole community, in which reading, learning and sharing knowledge can help to shape the community?s future well-being. It runs informal adult learning programmes, encourages young peoples' activities, and raises funds to improve facilities.

Supports the provision of learning for adults at the Molesey Adult Learning Centre (Henrietta Parker Centre). It provides funding to improve facilities at the Centre.

Lifelong Learning provided to those living on the Flower Estate and in the surrounding area. Activities include IT classes, English, maths and craft sessions. Childcare supports a limited number of sessions.

PROVISION OF A BUILDING FOR THE USE OF LOCAL CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS TO HOLD MEETINGS ETC AND FACILITIES FOR ADULT EDUCATION. ALSO TO PROVIDE A VENUE FOR PRIVATE HIRERS FOR WEDDING RECEPTIONS, CHILDREN'S PARTIES, COMMUNITY EVENTS AND SIMILAR FUNCTIONS

Letting to local groups for leisure activities.Adult Education.Fund raising activities.

The Black Elders Day Centre operates within the County of Gloucestershire and delivers Day Care to African Caribbean Elders, (but not exclusively) aged 50 and over. Specially to the frail, elderly and disabled by providing day care services twice weekly - Personal care, cooked lunch, social activity and mental stimulation, day trips and outings, adult education and health improvement activities.

CANVEY ISLAND U3A IS A SELF-HELP, SELF-MANAGED LIFELONG LEARNING CO-OPERATIVE FOR OLDER PEOPLE NO LONGER IN FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT. WE HOLD A MONTHLY MEETING FOR OUR MEMBERS. MEMBERS SHARE LEARNING EXPERIENCES IN A WIDE RANGE OF INTEREST GROUPS TO PURSUE LEARNING NOT FOR QUALIFICATION BUT FOR FUN

Lifelong learning and social activities for over 50's.

The charity designs and delivers well-being programmes for schools, universities and adult education as well as for those in need by reason of ill-health, age and financial problems.

We are a local group of the world wide organisation 'University of the Third Age' dedicated to lifelong learning for people who are in retirement. We learn in a collaborative way, sharing knowledge, skills and experiences over a vast range of subjects. We have interest groups run by members in a wide range of academic, cultural, leisure and social activities.

-Booster class session-Extension educational services-Adult Learning Provision-Informal youth coaching and mentoring -Advocacy of refugee and asylum seekers education

At each session offered there is a range of activities to engage the children to cover all age ranges and abilities. All the activities offered encourage participation and social interaction for the children to have fun and feel safe.Chillax has had opportunities to carry out a range of fundraising activities to be able to provide specific trips to give the children lifelong learning opportunity

The Charity's purpose is to own and manage Warmington Village Hall in Trust on behalf of and for the benefit the community of Warmington and its surrounds . Venue for community social, leisure and learning activities including film and quiz nights, Gardening Club, Heritage Group, Whist and Bridge, Adult Education as well as a variety of creative activities and charitable fundraising events.

Established to promote lifelong learning accessible to all who are not in full time employment. No qualification is required to join and no qualifications are given. Groups are established to reflect the members' interests and are led by members of the u3a. We are essentially a social organisation with more than 80 different groups that offer every opportunity to LEARN, LAUGH,LIVE.

The principal objective of the Ghana Education Project is the advancement of education of children in the Nkwanta Region of North East Ghana through building development and the provision of books, equipment and teaching resources and supplies. GEP also initiates and supports in-service teacher training and community adult education programmes in Nkwanta.

LCA's vision is to encourage & help the villagers of Andhra Pradesh, India out of poverty & into a better standard of life. To assist in this a number of projects are taking place: - Construction of worship/community centres - Bore wells - Educational assistance to disadvantaged children & adult learning - Support and rehabilitation of disabled persons - Self sufficiency projects

Day Centre every other week: (1) Information Sessions, cultural activities, Lunchon club, excersise classs, training volunteers with the help of Age Concern Birmingham, Adult education, ECT(2) Visit to diffrent religious places, day outings, anuual holidays overseas which are self financed.(3) Evening functions, information, dinner & dance ect.

Provide a drop-in advice and information.Training centre.Work with the statutory and voluntary bodies.Provide translation,interpretation work.Provide outreach work for the most vulnerable members of the community.Preserve the culture and history of the Somali communityTarget underachieving childrenWork with Adult Education.Engage with young people by providing youth activities

The Market House is a volunteer run centre working to alleviate rural isolation and deprivation offering the disadvantaged, access to language classes for Migrant workers, a Food Bank distribuition centre both run by Market House Volunteers , access to District Council Customer Services, Citizens Advice Service, adult education opportunities and community groups. It is a Macmillan Cancer Hub.

We provide buildings and facilities for our users who include youth club - youth theatre - camera club - art group - choral society - Rethink mental health - Cornwall college-adult education.

We help retired people with social, educational & recreational activities. Our groups cover history, languages, art, music & general discussion. Our games groups cover bridge, karaoke, scrabble & backgammon & there are also walking & exercise groups. We have approx. 650 members and are committed to adult learning.

Orpington U3A is a self-help, self-managed lifelong learning co-operative for older people no longer in full-time employment. Members share learning experiences in a wide range of interest groups to pursue learning not for qualification but for fun.

To promote the benefit of widows and orphans from Africa and others affected by HIV/aids without distinction of sexual, political, religious or other persuasions by working with local authorities, voluntary organisations and inhabitants of the U K and abroad; To facilitate advancement in education through, training and lifelong learning, the development of individual capabilities, competencies,

Provision of Adult Education, Comprehensive Welfare Rights service not just advice, Recreational and Social activities, facilities for other groups, drop in facilities with 23 computers for public use, free printing and telephone for job seeking and benefits, out reach work with mental health.

To encourage lifelong learning for those no longer in full time employment.