Education Charities That specialise in Basic skills

Provision of a drop in social/activities club/dinner club based in Reading for adults with and without disabilities in the Berkshire area. Also provide a Saturday club for young people with and without disabilities. Activities promote inclusion and cover a wide range of skills and interests from sports activities through to IT basic skills training, there is an emphasis on independent living.

We work with vulnerable young people under 25 years of age who are in need of support by offering short stay accommodation, counselling and advice. They may be experiencing difficulty obtaining employment, have low basic skills, lack of motivation and have substance mis-use problems.

First Aid Training for Parents and Children.Back to Basics Saturday School. Helping children to understand the Basics in English and Maths.'Let's Talk to our Children about Relationship and Sex' Resource. This offers advice, support and literature. Workshops are also available in the Dalston London E8 area.Health Awareness Day in February 2008.

DELIVERING ACCREDITED AND NON-ACCREDITED TRAINING TO LOCAL DISADVANTAGED GROUPS AND PROVIDING THESE VULNERABLE PEOPLE WITH USEFUL SKILLS OR UPGRADING THEIR EXISTING SKILLS TO ENABLE THEM TO SUCCESSFULLY ENTER AND REMAIN IN GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT OR STAY ON IN EDUCATION AND TRAINING TO PROGRESS INTO FURTHER LEARNING. BASIC SKILLS, LITERACY, NUMERACY,PAYROLL, BOOK-KEEPING, ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE SKILLS.

The charity delivers a range of support services and outreach projects that focus on the needs of young people in England. This is achieved through the provision of basic skills, social skills, functional skills and general academic qualification. "Calling the Shots" a multi media anti-violence resource package is delivered to schools, prisons and community and on its mobile activities unit.

Lapido Media champions religious literacy in the media at all levels and across all reporting genres. Our central mission is to help journalists and media workers to overcome blind spots on religion and belief. We equip and train journalists, media workers and faith communities to address the challenge of religious illiteracy.

We provide the following services:1. Facilitating access to clean drinking water and sanitation. Through these action we alleviate illness such as malaria, Dengue fever, Diarrhea etc,.. 2. Providing literacy and basic skills training.3. Facilitating the development of entrepreneurship that would lead to achievement of sustainable livelihoods.

The charity has applied to UK AID DIRECT grants for 2018-2019.two projects working in partnership with local NGO IN NorthernSomalia.in Hargeisa..One of this project will improve digital skills and communites in need to encourage venurable people in oursociety to fully benefit online basic skills.

We are working on providing free basic English and math tutorial lessons that are easily accessible by women and girls. We communicate with beneficiaries virtually, thus there is no specification location where we operate.