Education Charities That specialise in Employability training

We provide educational training programmes and workshops in employability and entrepreneurial skills to help our beneficiaries acquire knowledge, to improve capabilities as well as mental, spiritual and physical development.We arrange mentoring, volunteering opportunities and work experience. We develop capabilities and organise meaningful leisure activities and promote practical social action.

Working with churches and charities in the UK and overseas, to teach empower and equip people to develop life skills that will help them find employment, a better balance of family life as well as helping serve their communities better. Teaching the values of the Christian faith helpful in building a society that defeats poverty and helps people to live lives that respect themselves and others.

Relief to asylum seekers and those granted refugee status in the UK, living in Kettering and the North Northants by support services to advance them in life and assist them with the adaption within a new community, with the aim of:(1) Preserving and protecting physical and mental health(2) Advancing education and training; and(3) Relief from financial hardship and unemployment

TO ACT AS A RESOURCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN ESSEX AND SURROUNDING AREAS, BY PROVIDING ADVICE, ASSISTANCE AND ORGANISING PROGRAMMES OF PHYSICAL, EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES AS A MEANS OF ADVANCING EDUCATION AND RELIEVING UNEMPLOYMENT.TO PROVIDE RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITY IN THE INTEREST OF YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN THE AREA.

The National Rock and Pop Festival Trust aims to provide any student attending an educational establishment in the UK with an insight into the world of music and professional production. The work the trust does, including and not limited to; performing work experience, sound, lighting, visual mixing aims to encourage students to develop their skills; soft-skills and specific music development.

WE PROVIDE SERVICES THAT BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY, WITHOUT PREJUDICE WORKS AT 98 PER CENT WITH DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE FROM THE BAME COMMUNITIES, IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: EMPLOYMENT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING, AFTER SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY INFORMATION PROVISIONS, HEALTH PROMOTIONS, GENERAL & LEGAL ADVICE, HERITAGE & CULTURE, COMMUNITY COHESION, UNDERSTANDING OF UK DEMOCRACY.

To further the education and help in the relief of poverty and distress amongst young persons in Jamaica and in other needy areas of the world, by the provision of training, in particular but not exclusively, in wood working and furniture making skills, to enable young people to improve their opportunities for employment

The organization's activities are: -- relief and prevention of poverty- helping people with ill-health, disability or financial hardship- helping young unemployed persons from disadvantaged communities to gain the knowledge and skills tobetter prepare them for the job market.

Grow Moorlands is a social enterprise which aims to engage and develop young people with learning disabilities and mental health issues. The enterprise will provide training and development opportunities, accredited qualifications, work experience, independent living support and volunteer opportunities to support, promote and enhance a wide range of opportunities to service users.

Organised a number of community events to promote the issues and needs of the local community in East London.Delivered education and employment training information workshop programme.Organised a number of community discussions and consultation meetings to get the views and concerns of the community and to help with the organisation?s future business planning and service development.

Relief of poverty.Makes grants to individuals .At the AGM March 2015, following decreasing applications, it was agreed that "Poor" can include grant applications to help with the cost of further education and of employment-skills training of young persons under the age of 25 who are in need of financial assistance for that purpose, and who are resident in the Parish of Wotton-under-Edge.

In Morecambe To: 1.acquire finance/maintain/repair/secure for the public benefit the sculpture Venus & Cupid and other public art works/projects; 2. purchase/commission public art works/projects/events; 3. facilitate education in the arts and associated skills and the development of artistic skills among unemployed or socially and economically disadvantaged young people, by local fundraising.

HOPE seeks to support existing programs assisting young Cambodians (16-25 years old) transitioning from institutional care (orphanage or NGO) to independent living by enabling them to complete government education and provide classes on social development with the aim of enhancing their employment opportunities, Eg.Life skills classes, English lessons and support for transitional accommodation.

To give small sums of money to those who live in the villages of Clifton-upon-Dunsmore and Newton to those who need help. I.e. recently to enable a child to attend a school educational camp which the parents couldn't afford due to both being currently unemployed following a request from the Head Teacher, otherwise the child in the class would have lost out.

Support single parents into training and employment, support employment people long term and short term who are on jsa, IS, IB and who are looking to go back into training and employment. We support people who are at risk redundancy

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.

We offer grants to programmes or organisations that are seeking to help people from the following groups move towards paid employment: the recently homeless or vulnerably housed, ex-offenders, and 16-24 year olds not in employment, education or training. We typically offer micro-grants of up to £1,500.

The UK Film Education Trust continues to develop partnerships with other professionalindustry training providers to enable opportunities for students and others to gain access andeventually employment in the creative industries.

We provide occupational health and employment advice, support, training and advocacy for workers. We also provide occupational safety training to year 11 pupils and coordinate general safety events for year 6 pupils and organise a variety of community events that promote social cohesion.

The mission of Community Change Programme is to inspire vulnerable people to make positive life changes. We work within the local community to relieve the effects of poverty on families and help socially excluded people, e.g. substance abusers to reintegrate into society and improve their employability education, training, and work experience.

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.

Promoting the benefit of ethnic minority community in the UK by associating the said people and the local authorities and other organizations in common effort to relieve poverty, advance education, employability, and improving conditions of life. Events, workshops for people to come together, better understand diverse identities, reduce prejudice, promote inclusivity.

The Trust aims to recruit candidates who would not easily access the existing Media training courses available and provide financial support over a given period. We will also provide a range of work placements and mentoring sessions that would give them a chance to learn valuable and marketable skills, with the hope that this would then lead to full time employment within the Media Industry.

The SNCV carries out practical habitat management to improve and enhance areas of natural greenspace for local communities. Through our volunteer programme, people from a variety of backgrounds can gain practical work experience by learning new skills. Volunteers have the opportunity to meet new people, improve fitness as well as learning about wildlife conservation.

Redemption Roasters Foundation promotes the social inclusion, resettlement and rehabilitation ofoffenders, ex-offenders and those at risk of offending. This is achieved through the provision of training that support participants into sustainable employment.