Education Charities That specialise in Employability training

The Charity is for adults who have learning, physical or mental health disabilities with training, socialisation and work experience opportunities in a friendly, person-centred setting to assist them to lead rewarding lives, realise their potential and to build their confidence. To engage community and employers to educate on disability issues, which embrace and values inclusion and independence.

For the public benefit, to set out to fill gaps delivered by other organisations to perceived isolated, unemployable and/or disabled people by offering and/or providing assistance to find employment. To enable and match low skilled people to meaningful activities and responsibilities which allow their individual growth in line with their individual capability to enable them to escape exclusion

Arts Education Exchange is a youth organisation based in Margate, East Kent. Our focus is to harness the potential of young people; to inspire social engagement through creative processes and to provide pathways to continued education, employment or work based training.

L.V.N has a unique approach for social mobility, They encourage a village mentality wherein adults from all walks of life come together to nurture young people by giving their time to share knowledge and experience.L.V.N have created a series of assets-based micro-mentoring programmes putting networking at the centre; Amplify Me, One-2-One Online mentoring, work experience and signposting.

The objective of the charity is to use medical aid, education, social and other relief as an expression of God's love. By funding these activities the organisation and its Directors believe that it can have a positive effect upon individuals who have become homeless, dispossessed of their possessions or opportunities of employment through natural causes or war.

STEC delivers Community Engagement, Adult and Community Learning, Community Support Projects, Managed Office Space and Business Support on a Social Enterprise basis, to promote inclusion, employability, lifelong learning and sustainability, with focus upon deprived communities in South Liverpool (eg Speke / Garston)

RESTART LIVES' objectives are to help London's homeless break the cycle of homelessness, to move from the streets, confront the issues obstructing their futures and return to society as empowered, resilient human beings in employment and living independently in their own accommodation.

WCGM will run activities, events and learning opportunities for the whole community that promote and support the development of skills, knowledge and confidence in chemical free food growing and healthy eating. School visits, work experience placements for unemployed, volunteering and well-being activities will be delivered from our Community Garden and Market Garden sites in Dane Valley, Margate.

CBO is an affiliated organisation and operates at grassroots level. Focusing on holistic approach our projects include; Information, Advice and Guidance, Welfare Rights, Immigration and Nationality, ESOL with Citizenship, Skills and Employment, Education and Training, Women?S Services, Young People Services, Health and Wellbeing, Volunteering, Community Services and Development initiatives.

The charity's object and it's principal activities are that of:-a) Providing and promoting opportunities for people with disabilities to develop their skills and capacitiesb) Providing and promoting vocational training and employment opportunities for people with disabilities, particularly but not exclusively young people with disabilities.

SOS Africa invests 100% of the funds it raises into holistic education, training and learning support programmes for disadvantaged African children and youth. This grassroots approach enables them to break the cycle of poverty and reach their full potential. Since 2003 SOS Africa has established 4 education centres supporting hundreds of children with many graduates at university or in employment.

Storeroom2010 enables low income families maintain living standards by offering discounted prices on many items for referred clients. In 2024 we saved approx. 146,500kgs of furniture and household goods from going to landfill. Storeroom2010 also offers work experience placements and volunteer opportunities. We also have a Community Men in Sheds project which began in May 2018.

Alternatives provides mental health and holistic wellbeing support to marginalised women, and by extension their families, living in Newham. We do this by offering free and accessible talking therapy, through advocacy support and community projects and by providing meaningful volunteering and employment opportunities.

HALTON SPEAK OUT was founded in 2001. We converted to a CIO in November 2016. We continue to support individuals with learning disabilities and other vulnerable people by offering a wide range of services including self advocacy, person centred planning, employment opportunities, training, peer advocacy, dramatic and visual arts education and participation.

The Bright Lights are committed to advancing the community?s hopes for everyone to become healthy, conscientious and productive future members of modern, democratic Britain.Activities included:- Community engagement initiatives- Literacy & numeracy support- Provision of sports and leisure facilities- Support employment and regeneration initiatives- Promoting peaceful co-existence

The key activities of the organisation are:-++? Education and Training-++? Skills Development Activities-++? Health Development Activities-++? Adult Guidance-++? Employment Support-++? ICT and Internet access facility-++? Youth Engagement-++? Research & Development

The Trust is a Social Enterprise and works with local people to improve their employability and enhance their quality of life. It has a UK Centre and runs various free training courses and projects as well as providing Information, Advice and Guidance. The Trust supports and works with local community organisations and businesses in furtherance of its aims and objectives.

We support people across Teesside and North Yorkshire with a past conviction into paid employment. Our mentored approach ensures we select those who are stable, ready, and committed before referring into our network of socially invested employers.

To advance the development and education of children, young people and adults by:a) offering appropriate play, education, care, family learning and out-of-school-hours services for children; andb) providing appropriate training and learning opportunities to improve the employability, well-being and personal development of young people and adults.

Provide information and advice on a range of topics including benefits, employment, debt, housing, relationships, education, legal and consumer issues to the residents of West Berkshire.Provide consumer education and support with money management skills.

The advancement of education through the support of Academies, in particular those which specialise in furthering the entrepreneurial skills of children and young people. The advancement of community development and regeneration, in particular by supporting the development of entrepreneurial and workplace skills. To support such other charitable purposes as the charity trustees see fit.

Providing social and recreational activities for young people, as well as providing skills development programmes that are beneficial to young people in order to upskill them; organising workshops and activities to raise awareness and tackle issues around various subject matters that are relevant and of interest to young people, such as mental health, youth violence & employability amongst others.

Kidz Konnekt acts as a resource for young people up to the age of 25 living in the North of England by providing advice and assistance and organizing programmes of physical, educational and other activities as a means of:a) Advancing in life and helping young people .b) Advancing education,c) Relieving unemployment,d) Providing recreational and leisure time activity

St John's Centre has provided training/learning opportunities for over 400 individuals improving their chances for further education, paid employment, improved health and well being. and have provided 20 volunteer opportunities to gain skills and experience supporting our work. The charity supports 20 voluntary groups enabling them to carry out their own activities for community benefit .

The Vine Centre offers personalised support to its beneficiaries which include specialist mental health, anger management and addiction as well as support for general well being, budgeting, housing and benefits. We offer training opportunities, help to find employment and online IT courses. Our offer includes numeracy and literacy support, groups to stop social isolation and art therapy.