Education Charities That specialise in Employability training

Big Local Works provides support in South Bermondsey through four main services:1)Providing vital and life changing benefits and welfare support2)Employability and resilience training; preparing clients for and sustaining them in employment and self employment3)A dedicated employment support service, connecting residents with local jobs4)Supporting local entrepreneurs

Provides those referred by public agencies with suitable (donated) interview clothing, with general mentoring and in some cases with opportunities for work experience.

The Garnsychan Partnerships principal aim is to continue to be an active and valued Community Regeneration Trust that seeks to enable efficient and effective sustainability through new and existing Social Enterprises that address waste reduction, recycling and energy efficiency, health and the reduction of poverty whilst enhancing employability skills through training and education.

Tackling social issues and reaching those in need. Providing activities and opportunities to all ages and backgrounds.Dreamscheme - free holiday play scheme/out of school club for children/yp,Stay&play group for vulnerable mums and families, Chair exercises for the elderly, Yogavolunteering; employability programme, job- club, counselling & work-skillsVolunteers delivering activities.

We create and maintain natural landscapes which build biodiversity and provide opportunities for employment, volunteering, education and engagement in order to reduce loneliness, isolation and improve health and well-being.

OUR STUDENTS ARE WORKING TOWARDS AN ACCREDIATION FROM ASCENTIS, FORMERLY OCNW FOR EMPLOYABILITY AND ASDAN 'INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS'.

Excel Women's Centre is a dedicated charity to improve Health & Wellness of Women and their families in Barking & Dagenham and surrounding boroughs by providing information, advice and guidance in areas of Welfare, Housing and Health, Skills and Training and employability, homework club, Sport activities and User led Community Wellness Cafe with leisure and social activities

To work in partnership with agencies & charitable organisations in order to identify & provide activities that promote social inclusion & cohesion.To encourage active and healthy lifestyles and participation in education through football.To provide volunteering opportunities, vocational qualifications and work experience to further employment opportunities through links with local schools.

PROVIDES ADVOCACY/ADVICE/INFORMATION , PROVIDE SERVICES. PROVIDE HUMAN RESOURCES, EDUCATION, TRAINING, THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH OR SAVING OF LIVES, DISABILITY, THE PREVENTION OF RELIEF OF POVERTY, ACCOMMODATION/HOUSING, ARTS/CULTURE/HERITAGE/SCIENCE, ECONOMIC/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT /EMPLOYMENT.

We work with young people who are Not in Education, Employment or Training, young people who are involved in gang related crime, knife crime and county-lines. Young/Older adults who consider themselves to be socially isolated, those with substance misuse and alcohol dependency. All people who have a learning disability or mental health illness or impairment and sexual exploitation or being groomed

The Tenbury NILS (No Interest Loan Scheme) is a project which seeks to assist the most disadvantaged and vulnerable people living in our community. It offers interest free loans to people who would otherwise not be able to access commercial credit, for reasons of unemployment, benefit recipients or people who are in receipt of a low income.

Children and Young People's activities: Supplementary education, Homework Club, Sports, Recreational activitiesAdults and families' activities: Employability, Befriending, Sport, Entertainment, Outreach, holiday schemes Networking and Public Events in the communityInternational Development: supporting projects in some third world countriesIncome generation to be reinvested in the charity.

Mo1 Youths is for the benefit of children and young people who are residents of Westminster, Hammersmith, Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea. The charity improves the lives of ethnic minority and socio- economic disadvantaged communities through the delivery of life skills workshops, holiday programmes, employability activities to empower young people to fulfil their full potential.

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 .

We provide coaching and development to young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to help them find employment and build their confidence and sense of self worth. We run the Spear Programme for up to 90 young people aged 16-24 each year. The programme comprises 6 weeks of training followed by a year of support. 75% of our young people are in work or further training 12 months after the course.

The Equality Foundation is championing equality of opportunity by advancing education and research on equality and increasing economic empowerment amongst minoritized communities and providing practical projects to promote the employment prospects, education, training, and skills of minoritized communities.

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JAAGO Foundation UK works to support the prevention and relief of poverty in Bangladesh for the benefit of the public, by providing assistance for the educational needs of children from socially and economically disadvantaged backgrounds, supporting access to medical advice and nutritious meals, and assisting access to employment opportunities.

Supporting young people who live in care to transition into adulthood through mentoring support, employment advice and skill workshopsSupporting victims of human trafficking through Refferals, Legal advice, basic skill building and advocacySupporting people from refugee and backgroundsHealth awareness programmesLanguage and after school clubTraining and computer skills

Kick4Life uses the power of sport to transform the lives of orphans and vulnerable children and young people in Lesotho. This includes health education and HIV prevention, voluntary HIV testing, life-skills development, mentoring and support towards education & employment.

The Charity helps those who have served in the armed forces, enabling them to transition into civilian life by offering short term accommodation, accredited training skills, work experience and employment opportunities in the rural and construction sectors

Services offered to help the Charity meet its objects of promoting better treatment, education, training, employment and welfare of deaf people and generally to promote, safeguard and protect the interests and welfare of deaf people, to include;InformationAdviceCommunication SupportDeaf Awareness TrainingBritish Sign Language trainingSocial groupsDeaf Church group

Ray's Playhouse aims to provide low cost daily accessible stay and play sessions to parents and carers for under 5s within a highly deprived area of the Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham. It also provides services support and links to other family services within the area and local employment with back to work schemes within the Playhouse.

The Trust has completed a major project to develop a long term management plan to help us work with wall owners and the community to continue the restoration of the outer medieval walls of Pembroke and to develop training in heritage building skills for local people leading to employment. We are also working with the community to raise awareness of this work and understanding of their heritage.

We pursue Kurdish women empowerment in London and in Kurdish regions by means of:a) seminars to raise awareness of their own rights,b) language courses and other training to enhance their employability, c) provision of facilities for community recreation,d) psychological support and legal advice for victims of domestic violence and forced marriage.e) training of women's activists.