Education Charities That specialise in Employability training

TO W0RK WITH PEOPLE WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY. TO PROMOTE BETTER UNDERSTANDING AND AWARENES FOR OUR MEMBERS. TO CAMPAIGN FOR BETTER SERVICE PROVISION.TO RUN ACTIVITY CLUBS AND TRIPS. Run projects which enable our members to have work experience and life skills education.

OUR CHARITABLE ORGANISATION WILL BE FOCUSED ON PROVIDING A ;OW COST SUPPORTIVE ENVIROMENT TO PROMOTE BUSINESS START UPS .WE WILL PROVIDE A SUPPORTED SHELTERED AND COST EFFECTIVE WORKSHOP TO ENABLE PEOPLE TO BUILD A BUSINESS. THE WORK SHOPS PROVIDE INCREASED EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE AREAS RESIDENTS THROUGH ASSISTANCE TO START UP AND EXPAND SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES.

To offer to all choristers serving at Brecon Cathedral tuition on a musical instrument or singing lessons in addition to their choral training in the Cathedral choir.To secure the arrangements for the employment of a full time Organist and Director of Music and of a part time assistant, to have oversight of the choristers musical education as above.

Youth Prospects provides sports, music and diversionary activities for young people in North London.Youth Prospects provides employment, training, qualifications and childcare for families in Thurrock

Education/TrainingArts/cultureSport/recreationEconomic/Community development/Employment

Alexandra House of Joy will be a purpose built community which will provide much needed facilities for Adults with Profound Learning Disability. We will offer a Respite Care Service for short breaks, a Day Time Support Centre, and an essential end of life Hospice Service. Alexandra House will offer opportunities of employment, for Adults with Learning Disability, in the kitchen gardens and cafe.

Advice and assistance for Europeans aged 18-30 mainly related to employment and accommodation.

Brynamman Public Hall is a community oriented venue offering various local facilities, recreation, a volunteering program and employment in the village of Brynamman. The Public Hall is open 7 days a week, operating as a full time 2 screen cinema with a broad programme of films, theatre, snooker hall, and space for community groups such as the local Cylch / nursery. Est. 1926.

St George's Community Trust Limited operates under 4 strands: children, families and young people, training and employability, health and wellbeing, and environmental projects within the community. Services range from a listening project to the charity shop. We offer warm spaces Monday - Thursday 9am - 11.30am and have various rooms that can be hired out for training, groups etc.

To advance the education of middle-aged and older people who are not in full time gainful employment. The provision of facilities for leisure time and recreational activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the above persons in the interests of their social welfare.

There are many activities that take place at the mosque in the form of education and training, support in regards to economic development/employment, community development and recreation. These activities are facilitated through the provision of a building/buildings/facilities/open space, providing the required services and equipment and through the provision of advocacy and advice

The provision of sporting activities within Bedfordshire for both male, females, adults, juniors, able bodied and disabled people.This currently includes Rugby League and Netball. Netball covers girls aged 8-16 years old and mentoring services for people who are Not in Education Employment or Training (NEET). Wheelchair sports are a growing activity and contact from anyone interested is welcome.

(ii) To advance education, particularly of people not in full time gainful employment and in their Third Age (i.e.the period after the first age of childhood dependence and second age of full time employment and/or parental responsibility) residing in Stanway and locality.(ii) provision of facilities for leisure time activities for the above persons in the interests of their social welfare.

The Objects of the CIO are, for the public benefit, the relief of persons who are in need by reason of financial hardship, ill-health, unemployment, homelessness, education and such other economic or social disadvantage. In addition, for the public benefit, the advancement of the Christian faith in such ways as the charity trustees may from time to time decide.

It is a self help group for people no longer in full time employment providing educational, creative and leisure opportunities. It draws upon knowledge, experience and skills of our own members to organise and provide interest groups in accordance with wishes of the membership

To support and informally educate young people in the Mole Valley area through their leisure time activities by the employment of youth worker(s), so as to develop their resilience, social, and technical capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and contribute as members of society.

General Charitable Purposes,Education/training,The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty,Food bankReligious Activities.Economic/community Development/employment,Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity.Recreation,Arts/culture/heritage/science,Other Charitable Purposes.Who:Children/young People,Elderly/old people.People With Disabilities

To advance the education of the public and in particular the education of middle aged and older people who are not in full-time gainful employment and who reside in the area administered by Horsham D.C. The provision of facilities for leisure time and recreational activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the above persons in the interests of their social welfare.

Education/training. The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty.Religious Activities. Environment/conservation/heritage. Economic/community Development/employment

The trustees continued to invest in their land and buildings to ensure they are maintained in good condition. Support to people in the community whom they consider to be needy as well as supporting local organisations for community or education purposes has continued The trustees operate their work units for the twin benifits of providing local employment and producing income for the trust.

We support vulnerable people by offering a place of care and refuge, a listening ear, companionship and direct practical help. We provide alcohol, drug and relationship counselling and supply furniture, clothing and food parcels to those in need. We plan to implement a youth programme and a range of directed programmes around independent life skills, employability, sport and positive self-esteem.

The provision of training, skills development, work placement activities, mentoring, advice and practical support for vulnerable adults to improve health and wellbeing; helping to prevent people from becoming socially isolated and excluded by assisting them on their journey of change.

LITTLEHAMPTON U3A IS PART OF THE NETWORK OF SELF HELP GROUPS WHICH FORM THE U3A AND PROMOTE LIFE-LONG LEARNING AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES FOR OLDER PEOPLE NO LONGER IN FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT

The provision of homes as residences for farmers and other agricultural workers in Northumberland, who are incapacitated through old age or infirmity, or who are not less than sixty years of age, who are in need of assistance and who have retired from full employment, and who shall prior to ceasing work have been employed in agriculture in Northumberland for a period of not less than 15 years.

Ecumenical Chaplaincies to places of work and town centres in Greater Manchester. Bolton, Oldham, St. Antony's Centre- Trafford Park -(employment support, IAG & and training), Middlebrook Retail Park, Community Cohesion Project Bolton (with Inter Faith Council and faith leaders in Bolton) and Street Angels Project in Oldham & Oldham Town Centre Chaplaincy.