Education Charities That specialise in Employability training

To promote and support the development and delivery of the Community Strategic Plan for the District( Kilinochchi District in Sri Lanka) To develop and manage projects arising from strategic plan focusing on poverty, education, housing, employment, arts, culture, environment, sports or other local needs identified within the plan as it is reviewed.

The principal activity of the Charity in the year under review was that of the provision of education, information on health, employment and training to ethnic minority groups including refugees and asylum seekers living in the West London.

1. To act as a point of support of information for people wanting to engage in the work of Care for Cambodia.2. The setting up and establishing of projects that lift people out of poverty through education, entrepreneurial schemes and social care.3. The support of children and their families in order to maintain a stable environment in which children can thrive and achieve their potential, inc

Open community centre where we aim to provide educational support for both adults and teenagers so that they can use these skills to have a better quality of life. By having a community centre as a hub for the general public to come and learn various skills the organisation also provides a platform for the unemployed to get into work. The Centre offers guidance in the subject of Islam and welfare.

Regular public acts of worship to which all are welcome, whether or not Church members Smaller meetings (House Groups) enabling members and others to develop in their Christian faithProvision of support for specific groups within the church and local communityReaching out to the local community through (among others) the employment of a Children/Young Peoples worker and a Family worker

Bethnal Green Spear Trust runs pre-employment training courses for young people living in East London. The Spear Programme is a highly interactive, award-winning twelve-month programme that equips and supports disadvantaged 16 to 24 year olds to place them into long-term employment. 75% of Spear completers enter employment, education or training, and remain there a year later.

DEMRP undertakes employment, education, training, social & economic community development activities, targeting young, elderly, women, ethnic minorities and unemployed.DEMRP as an umberlla/ resourse body undertakes and provides consultation, research, advocacy, advice / information services.

General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingArts/cultureSport/recreationEconomic/Community development/Employment

BWG runs wellness gardens, a craft centre and a community cafe to provide a therapeutic environment for those with learning difficulties and mental health issues, and young people struggling at school. It provides work experience for the long-term unemployed and students with behaviour problems.

We help those in the most disadvantaged communities of Leeds to break the poverty cycle, improve their educational skills, promote healthy lifestyle choices and emotional wellbeing. We do this by providing advice, guidance and training, such as family support, early language development work with children, employability skills training, provisions of volunteering opportunities and food hampers.

WE ARE ACTIVE IN CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES AND ARE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:1. CHRISTIAN EVANGELICAL SOUL WINNING PROGRAMME.2. EDUCATION/TRAINING - BASIC COMPUTER.3. YOUTH PROGRAMME.4. LOW PRICE COMMONDITIES DISTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY.5. ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN ECUMENICAL ACTIVITIES.6. COUNSELLING AND PROVISION OF EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION SERVICES.

The advancement of education in science, technology, engineering, arts, maths, business, innovation and entrepreneurship; and the promotion of public awareness, understanding, appreciation and engagement with science, technology, engineering, arts and maths. Provision of workshops, courses, work experience, internships and other facilities, equipment and services.

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 Family centre is based in an area characterised by high levels of social deprivation. Our mission is to support and strengthen families, children and residents so they can improve the educational, health , social and employment aspects of their life. We do this by working in partnership with voluntary and statutory agencies, making available a range of services for the benefit of the community

GRAPEVINE ESSEX IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING AN EXCELLENT AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE TO ADULTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES; COMPRISING AFFORDABLE, CONFIDENCE BUILDING AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THAT TEACH LIFE SKILLS, SUPPORT INDEPENDENT LIVING AND IMPROVE EMPLOYABILITY. WE'RE DEDICATED TO ENSURING MEMBERS HAVE FUN, FORM FRIENDSHIPS & ENHANCE THEIR LIVES IN A SAFE, SUPPORTIVE & FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT.

Innit For Young People is an award-winning Salford charity, utilising the Arts for employability programmes that transform outcomes for marginalised young people. Through our creative hub, gift gallery and fully equipped studio theatre, we provide safe spaces, paid pathways and high-impact support that builds confidence, skills and positive futures.

Our aim is to identify homeless Veterans living rough or in unsatisfactory accommodation . We then arrange suitable, sustainable accommodation in an individual or shared living environement,which ensures the candidate can access other relevant charities. A home provides a platform from which to access employment, medical and other welfare benefits with the assistance of our charity

The Gifted uses interactive workshops and podcasting to raise the aspirations of children and young people by improving their knowledge, communication skills and building their confidence.The Gifted works with children, young people and families, particularly disadvantaged/vulnerable to educate and empower them, improve their resilience, confidence, sense of purpose, skills and employability.

Promote social inclusion, neurodiversity and community amongst autistic adults who are socially excluded from society in Bristol and the South West by provision of: - activities for building social confidence and independent living skills - social, leisure and employment opportunities - events and media that will reduce social isolation and promote social contact

Rising Tide is a music education and industry linked development charity, working with local people to raise aspirations and employment opportunities in the music and related industries. By using music, Rising Tide offers quality workshops to the community that re engage excluded young people and those deemed socially excluded.

The charity sells a wide range of goods donated by members of the public in its shop and gives all the profits back to people in need in the local community. Everyone who works in the shop is a volunteer, we have no paid staff.We also work with the local job centre and give valuable work experience and training to people hoping to get back into paid work.

We empower individuals and communities through personal development, education, creativity and communications. Through training, we offer solutions to a lack of opportunities, loneliness, isolation, and regional disparity. Our skills-based learning programmes are inclusive, supporting neurodiversity, learning disabilities, mental health challenges and those seeking employment.

ADVICEWe provide advice on:Employment,Racial Equality,Human Right,Immigration,Promote and Provide Health Advice,Sign post for other organizationsTRAININGProvide Accounting,GCSE,Citizenship, Life in the UK Test Training,ESOL,Security, Construction, Health & Safety and Social Care Training CoursesSUPPORT Offer Needed Support to the Vulnerable People in Poor Communities in the UK

Befriending and providing practical and financial support such as money, debts, welfare, benefits, housing, health, asylum, immigration, education, training and employment, to refugees, asylum seekers and other immigrants primarily living in the wider Southampton area.

Around 100 Trust volunteers drawn from the churches across Wokingham are involved in activities to support the local schools in helping their students deal with the pressures they face from stress at school, bullying, sexual pressures and bleak employment prospects. These services are given from a Christian moral and spiritual perspective where appropriate.