Education Charities That specialise in Employability training

General Charitable PurposesEconomic/Community development/Employment

To raise funds to support the work of World ORT in providing vocational educational programmes and equipment, particularly in the fields of science and technology, through its network of schools and colleges around the world. Thus helping provide our students with the skills to find employment.This charity no longer raises funds but was re-incorporated as a Charitable Company ORT UK.

A resource at 25 Kayll Road Sunderland for young people to age 25 providing assistance, organising programmes of physical, educational & other activities to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature & responsible individuals; advancing education; & relieving unemployment. Please now refer to the Parker Trust CIO 1172509 - FOUNDATION REGISTERED 10 APR 2017

Small grants for equipment for those training for employment and the relief of the poor.

Recently incorporated new reg'd No:1175032Working with those in Sussex who have spina bifida and/or hydrocephalus to create and develop their best opportunities. Activities include and Adviser service, one stop clinic, family support work, buddy scheme, residential breaks, education advice, youth clubs, newsletter, website, training and work experience opportunities.

Assisting ethnic minorities, particularly in relation to employment

We support disabled students studying in the UK in further or higher education or training towards employment. Our grants help cover additional costs many students need to incur as a result of their disability, including human support, equipment, specialist software or extra accommodation costs. We also fund a small number of Masters scholarships for exceptional future leaders.

We are a Charity who work for the advancement of education of predominantly disadvantaged 14 - 19 year olds through work based learning. Our Mission is "To develop the skills of individuals and communities to respond to the changing needs of a 21st Century workforce". The Charity also occasionally deliver skills training to adults already in employment.

provide support to charities dealing with youth led activities in environmental, community & employment problemsusing conferences, research studies, drama, making of books and public performances both in the UK and internationally

Assisting residents and claimants living and working in Tower Hamlets of Bangladeshi origin and others on education, housing, employment , human rights and community development. Liaise and work with UK government agencies and NGOs in education, housing, cultural heritage, development and to relieve the sufferings and distress of people in need of health and social care services in Bangladesh.

The charity supports the work of the Peter Bedford Housing Association which provides opportunities for socially excluded and disabled people to become independent through a combination of housing, work, training, employment and personal support. The charity supports the Association's work by providing suitable premises and making grants and loans to support its work.

The advancement of education and training and the relief of unemployment

Provides grassroots support in North Liverpool through youth programmes, activities for older people, and help for those facing homelessness, unemployment, or isolation. Offers community events, advocacy, and partnerships to improve wellbeing, inclusion, and local opportunity. Supports regeneration by empowering residents to shape services and lead change.

Arts/cultureSport/recreationEnvironment/Conservation/HeritageEconomic/Community development/Employment

Provides buildings/facilities/open space for young, old and the general public for arts/culture, sport/recreation, economic/community development/employment

Providing a holistic programme of activities including children. play, youth and older people services, adult education, health and fitness, regeneration, employment support, training and volunteer opportunities, arts and sports facilities from the Masbro Centre in West London

Provide advisory services in immigration, welfare, housing and social welfare targeted at unemployed and BAME communities. We run employment training courses and capacity building workshops and engage in development awareness activities to support the integration of people from our targeted communities. Work with partners in developing countries on empowerment activities.

Provision of quality training and childcare with a view to enhance further education and employment opportunities for people with mulpiple disadvantage such as ethnic minorities, refugees and women returnees in the local area

Provide a therapeutic working environment for adults with special needs who use the Day Centre or visit the farm for activities with their carers.Educational activities on horticulture and livestock production.Engaging with schools, college and children through courses and activities.Provide opportunities for volunteers, young people and those seeking employment, to participate in farm activities.

To Relieve The Inhabitants of The London Borough of Newham, Particularly Those Of Kashmiri Origin Or Descent Who Are In Conditions Of Need Hardship Or Distress In The Following Ways: Counselling, Housing, Employment Welfare Rights Education Culture Languages Education English Classes Training Skills ect

Responsible for the employment of Staff workers for Sawyers Church, Bentwood and assisting Staff with house purchase.

The main activities are, a. Welfare advice and general information, b. Employment training and ESOL training, c. Welfare support for families and elderly refugees. d. Community involvement activities, such as cultural and other recreational events.

To advance the mental, physical and spiritual welfare of young people whether at work, unemployed or in further education by promoting their participation in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award

Employment and TrainingCommunity Consultation and Capacity BuildingYouth WorkLandscape ArchitectureEnvironmental EducationProject Management

The Genesis Trust operates within the city of Bath providing services to those in need; particularly the homeless and vulnerably housed. Its activities include the provision of meals, household items (furniture), advice and signposting, lifeskills activities and work placements.