Education Charities That specialise in Esol

The charity supports other charities carrying out charitable work in London (HIV positive families), Wales (with the elderly), Manchester (offenders, schools) and Norwich (teaching English).

The Charity support local communities to reduce their unemployment through developing their emloyabiity skill, arrange work placement and support in job searching. The main activities are to arrange employment training workshops, ESOL, education classes, health advice and recreational activities for disavantaged communities.

I Can Do It provides training, education and employment services to disadvantaged people to increase social and economic participation and inclusion. Activities include matrix-accredited IAG, Skills for Life, ESOL & Basic Vocational Skills and Confidence Building. It aims to address prevention and/or relief of poverty and supports other charitable causes which meet its aims and objectives.

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The Charity's objectives are to further the education of children and adults in the environs of Sussex. Its principal activity is to provide examination facilities for Cambridge ESOL. English as a foreign language examinations are held throughout the year. Facilities for other examinations may also be provided.

Education and training through a high quality Saturday School which focuses on maths and English classes. Providing information and keywork support on accessing housing and health services, setting up bank accounts, and many others.Running numerous social, cultural and sporting activities for adults, particularly isolated and disadvantaged people such as elders.Mental health support.

Unity in Diversity provides a welcome, friendship, informal advice, food and clothing support for asylum seekers and refugees in Swansea. Once a week, we deliver 3 English classes and a Drop-in meeting with a meal, access to a clothing bank and activity programme at York Place Baptist Church Swansea, SA1 3LZ. We manage weekly food deliveries and a second clothing bank at another Swansea location.

We provide advice & training leading to job market, develop cohesion amongst communities, promote volunteering, to improve working and entering in quality life.Also work in field of domestic Violence, Forced marriages, Heritage knowing and preserving activities. ACATA develops programmes for welfare of community such as ESOL classes and cultural development programmes. We promote Performing Art.

Accredited Cultural Parenting skills training which has continued to help BAME parents to improve their parenting skills.Provide parent advocacy to Social Services, Family courts. Registered as a UK online centre to deliver computer training. Deliver ESOL; Sewing; and Talk English classes; and a successful Foodbank. Raise awareness on Human Trafficking; domestic violence; culture and relationships

THE ORGANIZATION HAD UNDERTAKEN THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS/ ACTIVITIES; 1 - Adult ESOL Classes. 2 - Study support and homework, 3 - Job search programme for the unemployed people. 4 - Free internet cafefor the community. 5 - One - One based advice on welfare benefits. 6 - creer advice for the youth school leavers. 7 -One - one based advice on Employment 8 - Basic Women's Training

Weekly services, prayer meetings, bible study, discipleship and fellowship groups, children's ministry, english lessons, social activities on Turkish holidays, seminars on business, family issues and other subjects of interest to our church and wider community.

-Workshops and Training in singing, music, dance, drama, and visual arts to develop talent and confidence-Holiday Camps - French/ English classes-Community Events: Hosting faith-based concerts, performances, and cultural celebrations that bring families together.-Support Services: Offering mentorship, counselling support to help families navigate challenges

To provide regular weekly recreational and cultural activities to youth, adult recreational and cultural programs, and health education and services to children and adults. 2. To increase the proficiency of adults in Croydon to achieve by making available English as a Second Language (ESOL), and life skills classes.3. To provide a low cost food program (and an emergency foodprogram for those

To advance education and relieve financial hardship amongst those seeking asylum and those with refugee status in Tees Valley, by:a) Signposting the beneficiaries to legal and other advisory services that can provide support; b) Signposting and helping the beneficiaries to access ESOL coursesc) Provision of a free interpretation service.

Elders Group:- includes Health and Fitness, Confidential Advice, Recreational activities/games, Learning and improving IT skills, ESOL, Healthy cooking and eating, Information sessions regarding local services, Outings, Celebrations of key festivals, Working with local schools. Community Meal:- providing free meals at least twice a year. Eastleigh Mela:- organising a free family festival annually.

REFLECTING THE AIMS OF THE ORGANISATION, THE ACTIVITIES OF MWH INCLUDE- ADULT EDUCATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES - INCLUDING ESOL, IT, CAREERS ADVICE- BUSINESS SUPPORT, TRAINING AND JOB SEARCH ASSISTANCE- RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL SERVICES - ARABIC CLASSES AND COMMUNITY SOCIAL FORUMS- EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN - MOTHER TONGUE AND SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOLS

We provide basic education to the community, English classes, support for mothers and their babies by giving reusable nappies, clothing and hygiene products. Girls have classes on self care and hygiene while receiving reusable sanitary towels, knickers, soap and other toiletries. We provide a safe space to learn, confide, play and develop the local community.

The project aims to enable people to participate fully in British society and gain access to opportunities such as employment, education and training through the sustainable provision of ESOL training.

Luncheon club for elderly people, Health, carrier services, ESOL classes, employment, IT, information advice and guidance

To help refugees and asylum seekers practice English in a friendly, supportive environment and to promote their social inclusion in Sheffield and its environs by; helping people to develop their English through conversation and informal English classes and by social and recreational facilities and events.

Education: ESOL sessions; After school education; Sportive and recreational activities; Volunteer Schemes; Trainings; Seminars; Anti-Social Behaviour workshops; Interpreting and Translation, Counselling and Advocacy services; Medical/Health/Sickness and Disability information; Relief of Poverty; Housing/Accommodation; Arts/Culture; Economic/Community development/Employment;Acts as resource body

The organisation mainly, but not exclusively, supports ethnic and black minority children to help improve their educational attainment. We work with the Islington Regeneration Department and several schools in the borough, running Supplementary Schools and Homework Clubs. In addition, we provide ESOL, ICT, learning resources, and volunteering opportunities to young people and parents.

Information and advice on welfare benefits; Information and advice on immigration and asylum issues; Basic ICT and ESOL classes and advanced classes for members of BME, making the transition to work; Cultural and creative activities and events; A range of volunteer programmes; Struggle against domestic violence; Care for elderly and sick people; Advice to parents about teenager crimes.

The organisation provides a wide range of services to the Refugee community in west LondonMainly of Somali origin. such as; Poverty eradication, health, education, employment related, Skills development training, advice in housing, and welfare benefits, Advocacy, Youth Crime prevention project, IT& ESOL Classes, Overseas projects for Humanitarian,Sustainable developments in East Africa.

The Trust makes small grants to individuals in the Anglican Diocese of Liverpool who are attending second chance learning through Further Education establishments, including ESOL programmes. Grants are for the books or equipment the individual needs for their educational courses or training programmes.