Education Charities That specialise in Employability training

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

Support residents who work and live in Whalley Range. Main activities: Teaching English, Keep fit classes for women,Assisting unemployed,Organise Celebrate Festival,Cookery classes,Computer literacy classes,Aged residents support,Local area improvement,Planning applications reviews,Assisting in grant applications, Fund holder for local community groups,Local newsletter

To promote the preservation and protection of (primarily) men's good health in the Tameside area, for the public benefit, in particular but not limited to those who are retired, unemployed or have health problems through the provision of facilities for hobbies, recreation or other leisure time occupations including practical interests, skills sharing and the learning of new skills.

We deliver visual art, film & media. craft, skills & employment training courses to unemployed young adults, young offenders, economically & socially disadvantaged local residents & mental health service users. Our activities are tailored to meet the needs of our client base: film making, murals, printmaking, ceramics & mosaics.

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.

To advance the provision of educational, employment and career support for young people from disadvantage backgrounds. We achieve this by providing employability/skills development training, weekly career mentorship sessions and creating social action opportunities to empower young people to become leaders and engage in social action to address barriers that limit their career prospects.

Collection of unwanted good quality furniture resulting in savings to local authorities and the environment. Distribution of said furniture to needy local families, those on benefits or in low income brackets. the disabled and vulnerable . Provision of volunteering opportunities offering rehabilitation into the main employment stream and rebuilding of confidence to people who have had problems.

Relief of unemployment for disabled / disadvantaged people by the provision of employment opportunities and work related training opportunities. Provision of work trials, training and in-work support. Support for clients to achieve both soft and hard outcomes.

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR STATEMENT OF FAITH AND MISSION. TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, PARTICULARLY, BUT NOT RESTRICTED TO WIDOWS AND ORPHANS ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO GENERATE A SUSTAINABLE INCOME AND BE SELF SUFFICIENT. THE RELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN SUCH WAYS THOUGHT FIT.

The WWC provides advice, information, advocacy to African Portuguese Speaking refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. It services are provided in different subjects such as; immigration, housing, welfare benefits, community care, debt/money, education, employment and training, interpreting and translation services. It also carries out home visits.

Pastoral Care. Mission.Empowerment Teaching for Members,Partners and any interested persons. Biweekly Service. His Grace FoodBank. Croydon/London Gospel Festival. Women/Men Group. Children and Youth Club. Relationship Seminar for couples & singles open to public, Strengthening Families, Addressing Issues Society. Business & Employment Training, Community Outreach Festival, Homeless Project & more.

Leisure time and recreational activities for older people no longer in full-time gainful employment.

We provide a number of activities to help build our local community. Social inclusion is key to our work in our efforts to build social cohesion. We work with families, youth , elderly the unemployed, the homeless individuals refugees and the BAME communities to effect changes in their situation. We work through one to one sessions and group session to ensure change is on going.

Drama workshops for disadvantaged young people. Workshops for unemployed people which use drama techniques to help them find work. Working with volunteers to make accessible community theatre. Cooperating with other arts and educational organisations. Promoting New Writing. Creating projects exploring heritage and history. Producing new plays. Producing play readings. Training volunteers.

The charity provides about 50 different learning groups to advance the education of the public and in particular the education of older people no longer in full time gainful employment in Northwood and its surrounding area.

Advice & Support.(2) Empowering asylum-seeking and refugee women to take platforms to speak directly about their experiences (3) To promote volunteering as an opportunity for all young people whatever their personal circumstances. (4)Training for employment and relief from poverty and distress.(5) ESOL, English for Speakers of Other Languages (6) After School Club to Support refugee children.

To bridge the gap between Education and work for 16-24 year olds who are NEET (not in Education, Employment or Training) in the Wealden area. a) By developing employability, social and life skills. b) By developing motivation and self-confidence. c) Benefiting the economy and communities within the Wealden area.

The Bury St Edmunds U3A is a self-help group of people who are no longer in full-time paid employment. Our activities include:A monthly lecture, open to all membersSpecific-interest groups who meet at times of their own choosing.An annual Study Day on a nationally important topic, open to our members and other local U3As.We welcome (but do not insist on!) contributions from all.

We are a Barnsely based organisation who coordinate the teaching of basic skills teaching ESOL, Maths, Literacy and ICT to Refugees, Asylum Seekers, Migrants and Local young people who need these skills to help further their education and Employment. We support people between the ages of 17 and 50.

The Charity provides educational , recreational and social activities in the Ferndown area of Dorset for those no longer in full-time employment. Currently there about 90 groups. Most activities are held from mid-September until the end of May. The subscription is £40 for our accounting year. We have approximately 560 members.

Clapham Film Unit provides training and equipment to enable people to tell their own stories on film. We keep an archive of the work created and organise screenings. We provide advice about fund raising, employment and further study in the media industry. We provide a network of filmmakers and a mentor system.

Hounslows Promise delivers vital support for young people and their community, including providing devices and connectivity for students in Hounslow who would otherwise be without, and a community mentoring programme. We also plan to pilot an innovative leadership and employment programme for young people.

Rehabilitation of offenders and ex-offendersSkills Training Social Enterprise workSupport Black and Minority Ethnic Groups through training, information sharing, signposting, referrals.Support and work with refugee and asylum seekers Support disadvantaged youth groupsDistribution of surplus foodProvide Housing support for the street homeless and other vulnerable groupsFundraising

THE OBJECTS OF THE DORSET COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION ARE TO FACILITATE AND ARRANGE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH PROVIDING SERVICES SUCH AS TRAINING, EDUCATION, ADVICE, EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT, ON-TO-ONE SUPPORT, HEALTH & WELL BEING AND VARIOUS COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF BENEFICIARIES TO THE LOCAL PEOPLE.

We aim to provide a community facility for sports, the arts and all aspects of health promotion to ensure the future health, well being, education and social needs identified by the community of Bryn Gwalia. We provide opportunities for people to gain new skills and improve confidence to help them to seek employment. It is an inclusive facility for all.