Education Charities That specialise in Employability training

We support social business solutions to identified issues in the UK and Kenya. In particular around relief of poverty, access to education, enterprise development and employment. We also support measure to protect the environment and support sustainable development in the UK and Kenya. Our projects address issues faced by individuals and communities in the UK and Kenya.

TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PREVENTING PEOPLE FROM BECOMING SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, RELIEVING THE NEEDS OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED AND ASSISTING THEM TO INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY.THE RELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN SUCH WAYS AS MAY BE THOUGHT FIT, INCLUDING EDUCATION IN EMPLOYMENT SKILLS AND ASSISTANCE TO FIND EMPLOYMENT.

Working directly with community organisations and leaders, the Foundation can make a significant impact by directly empowering and supporting the people on the ground who make the difference. Our funding, leadership development, seed funding for businesses and ongoing mentoring helps to not only relieve poverty, but also create employment and raise the standard of the communities we work with.

THIS COMMUNITY PROVIDES HOLISTIC EDUCATION INCLUDING ISLAMIC STUDIES AND SOMALI LANGUAGE, CLIENT DROP-IN, YOUTH ACTIVITIES, OUTINGS AND TRIPS, HEALTH PROMOTION, COMMUNITY COHESION PROJECTS, ELDERLY PEOPLE CLASSES, HOUSING TRANSLATION, EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING, HOMEWORK CLUB, AFTER-SCHOOL CLUB, COMMUNITY AWARENESS, ISLAMIC MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE, AND GENERAL ADVICE.

Bury FC Community Trust delivers a number of football and sporting activities to provide a range of opportunities to improve health and fitness, develop educational opportunities and to engage hard to reach and excluded communities. Our programmes support healthy lifestyles, reduce social isolation, improve academic achievement and employability, and reduce anti social behaviour.

The Foundation awards grants to projects supporting two key themes; access to employment and building better communities. Eligible applicants include not-for-profit organisations like charities, community interest companies, voluntary and community groups.

Centre of Wellbeing, Training & Culture (CWTC) strives to be an important creative hub model organisation ensuring access to the accredited training, health awareness, dementia, wellbeing cafe and arts for mental health for all ages, work placements, encouraging a community cohesion and successfully supporting, partnering, and collaboration.

The objects of the charity are to advance the education and provide facilities for leisure and recreation of middle aged and older people not in full time gainful employment in the Crewe and Nantwich area.

The relief of unemployment or financial hardship through the facilitation and provision of services to deliver economic and employment opportunities and to provide support for individuals to be self-sufficient and able to generate a sustainable income.

Supporting young people (up to age 25) in London through advice, education, skills development, and activities that promote personal growth, employment, and social inclusion. Improving lives through learning, recreation, and opportunity.

To offer a supportive environment for young people parents/carers dealing with youth related issues, e.g. school exclusions and gang activity. Workshops as follows:Trading Places police young people, knife awareness, Bullying, Relationship, Baby me not, Consequences. Summer programs, Family support Health, Education, Employment, College,welfare, benefits, counselling, health, drug advice

A resource at 25 Kayll Rd Sunderland for young people providing advice, assistance, programmes of physical, educational & other activities as a means of : - advancing in life & helping them to develop their skills, capacities & capabilities to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature & responsible individuals;- advancing education; &- relieving unemployment.

Providing services across the range of disabilities for people in the Croydon area . The service include Advocacy , Employment Services , Information and Advice and general supportDisability Croydon provides bespoke Disability Awareness Training - Hidden Disability Awareness Training and Training on Equalities and Discrimination to Employers and employees in the Private and Public Sector

A) Advancing education & employment opportunities through training & support programmes to disadvantaged Children & Adults from BME & New Migrant Communities.B) To provide recreational facilities for children & young people with the objective of improving their quality of life.C) Tackling racism & extremism ideologiesD) To promote African and Arabian culture through social & cultural events

Living Way seeks to relieve poverty through information, advice, counselling, advocacy, training, work experience, job search, skills audit, CV writing & reference provision.In collaboration with statutory, voluntary and private organisations, Living Way supports people of all orientation, especially children & young people, to achieve their potentials towards becoming whole persons.

Provision of or assisting in the provision of facilities for the acquisition or development of vocational skills and the provision of facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation.Relief of poverty through providing guidance on employment opportunities.Provision of a community centre.

Assemble Church provides a weekly Sunday Service which is open to all. We also run mid-week groups around various things including interest groups, bible studies, and prayer groups. We are also involved in running a toddler group, as well as courses that support people who are unemployed.

The Steve Browne Foundation supports underrepresented young people under 18 across London and surrounding areas. We deliver inclusive, certified programmes that build confidence, life skills, and employability. Through mentoring, sports and community-based workshops, we aim to reduce exclusion, promote opportunity, improve well-being, and help young people realise their full potential

Providing advice/support to clients facing challenges accessing services - SAL aims to serve people of Somali descent living in Manchester. We provide key services to members, including advice/support, regarding: debt, housing, health, benefits, education/employment/training, council & referral services. We also offer basic English language, IT & workclub to any individual regardless of origin.

To provide advice and assistance to young people as a means of advancing in life, education and employment and providing recreational and leisure time activities in the interests of social welfare. To provide support to parents and young people with information about education, parenting and health.

THE CHARITY MINISTERS TO THE NEEDS OF VARIOUS SOCIAL GROUPS WITHIN AND OUTSIDE THE CHURCH. THE CHARITY PROVIDES A FORUM FOR MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT FOR ITS MEMBERS TO BE EQUIPPED EDUCATIONALLY, SOCIALLY AND SPIRITUALLY. IT OFFERS VARIOUS COUNSELLING SESSIONS TO THE NEEDY, UNEMPLOYED AND MAKES REFERRALS WHEN EVER THE NEED ARISES

We provide IAG services to Refugee/Migrant women living in London covering immigration, welfare benefit, housing, education, training and employment. We provide training in ESOL Skills for Life (all levels), ESOL for Work (all levels), Jobsearch for Health Professionals, Childcare Cache Level 2 & 3, Childminding and Business Skills, Business Start Up courses & Capacity Building to women org.

Hub for many groups including: Lunch Club, Senior Citizens, Youth Group,ewing class, parent & tots, craft groupsWe offer a range of services: advisory, education/employment, training opportunities, Men in shed supporting adults with mental health issues, deliver education courses We provide a food bank service and breakfast club. Deliver a range of cultrual and arts events.

The Relief of unemployment for the benefit of the public in ways that maybe thought fit, including assistance to find employment or start a business. 2.Help young people advance by providing employment support and related support that develops their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them participate in society as mature and responsible individuals. 3.Promoting Arts and Culture.

Provides/enables community-run facilities, activities, services including (but not restricted to): sports, arts, crafts, older person's clubs, toy library, Pre-School, volunteering, services to children's centres/libraries; adult/community learning; Portchester Gala; community events, volunteering/work placements, second-hand bookshop, information centre, copying, Internet cafe