Education Charities That specialise in Mentoring

Provides full and part time daycare and education primarily to those from black and ethnic minority backgrounds, those on low incomes and single parents.Provides early years education training and mentoring.

Youth engagement through detached outreach, structured sessions, and schools work.Focus on mental health, sexual health, relationship building, mentoring & coaching.

To promote the rehabilitation and mental health of those with mental-illness, disabilities, addictions, those who're homeless or imprisoned, at risk of offending/re-offending upon release through the use of creative writing and mentoring to help aid mental wellbeing, reduce anxiety, depression, self- harm and increase self-confidence and self-worth of those who struggle with social anxiety.

Our vision is to raise the aspiration of young people and inspire them to be all that they can be. We do this through:1. Prevention and Early Intervention Projects 2. Mentoring and volunteering opportunities3. One to one support for young homeless people4. Giving young people an opportunity to have their voice heard5.Working in Partnership

Joanna works with women, particularly those at risk of, or involved in prostitution in Leeds. Through practical and emotional support, befriending and mentoring we aim to enable these women to exit prostitution and sustain a new life.

We enable young adults from challenging backgrounds to begin fulfilling careers in the marketing industries. We mostly do this by finding and funding year long apprenticeships for our beneficiaries in world class organisations. We support them with training and mentoring and provide them with the opportunity to gain nationally recognised qualifications.

We run a small community centre in Welsh House Farm, Quinton, Birmingham. We offer after school clubs, community lunches, youth activities a play and stay and education/ mentoring/ support around returning to work.

Delivering sports activities to young children in order to raise aspirations and provide tailored support toward positive engagement with education, statutory services and community cohesion initiatives.Promoting the positive influence of father figures and male role models with the aim of reducing violence and criminal activity via a bespoke Mentoring Program over 8 sessions per week.

The charity promotes the voluntary sector by providing education, development, mentoring, and support for current and future professional fundraisers in the UK and globally, aiming to develop future leaders who will maximise sector income and enhance the quality and reach of charitable services.

The charity's aim is to impart a love of reading to disadvantaged primary school children via regular, personalised, mentoring support from trained volunteers.

A community based charity led by Black Men delivering programmes and activities focused on Mentoring, Education, Economic Empowerment, Health & Wellness and Leadership. We run programmes and activities through the year for the benefit of youth and parents, men and women, all free. Our programme run in North, South, East and West London

Recreational including Socialising, Arts&Crafts, Short Trips, Sports&Games, Media&Culture, Performance, Gardening;Emotional&Psychological Support (including Counselling);Health&Wellbeing Promotion;Peer-Mentoring (learning from others experiences);Education&Training;Skill-Building;Self-Development;Advocacy, Advice&Support; Signposting;Partnership Work;Historical Research;Events

To provide all Kidney Patients in Wales with a better quality of life. Putting Patients First, helping them believe in themselves to achieve a better quality of life for them and their families. Providing support services that share information, advice and emotional support through our Peer Mentor Services and supporting projects that improve facilities, patients welfare and wellbeing

Running youth clubs and mentoring services for young people, Woman to Woman mentoring through seminars, conferences and training in new skills, running creche for children under 4 and religious services open to the public; training in musical instruments and media; man to man club

We believe disabled people should have access to the life-changing power of sport and we place the individual at the centre of our work. We provide access to life-changing support, mentoring, information, advice, equipment and opportunities that will spark a sustained lifetime intervention.

The advancement of the Christian faith through the preaching and proclamation of the Christian gospel and through serving our community to meet spiritual, mental, emotional and physical needs. We offer activities and support for all ages, through midweek programs, local feeding programs for those suffering with food poverty, education mentoring, and regular public worship for all.

CHARITY PROVIDED 1:1 MENTORING SUPPORT TO FEMALES AGED 11- 21 YEARS OLD. CHARITY ALSO HOSTS WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES AND FOCUS GROUPS FOCUSING ON RAISING SELF CONFIDENCE AND SELF ESTEEM IN FEMALE TEENAGERS.

Nonclassical benefits the public through:- encouraging the appreciation and development of contemporary classical music by organising events in non-traditional ways and settings whilst working with high quality performers- mentoring of up and coming musicians, composers and event promoters- producing and distributing recordings- organising related activities as the Trustees shall determine

We mainly provide services to the young people from the disadvantaged communities and our activities are, but not limited to, as follows:-- Relief Poverty- Education- Playgroup- Mentoring and Lifeskills- Family learning

CAPE Mentors Charitable Trust deliver tuition and mentoring to children out of education and those at risk of exclusion.

(1) Youth and Children: Create opportunities, improve social welfare, overcome barriers using arts, creativity, education/training to raise leaders who affect social changes. (2) Community: Fortifying cohesion in community through cultural, heritage, physical/mental health and job search activities. (3) Women and vulnerable adults: tackling loneliness, mentoring, improving services' access.

Birmingham Youth Sports Academy (BYSA) was established in 2002 and is an award winning voluntary organisation supporting young people (boys & girls) aged 7 to 18 years old through sports, education, mentoring and other activities - https://bysa.co.uk/about-bysa

Supporting adults with an autism spectrum condition to achieve their potential as individuals and facilitate their social inclusion by funding specialist mentoring from appropriate providers on a one to one basis to help them obtain and retain employment and by funding their participation in training activities which are relevant to improving their employability.

The Family Works is a trauma-informed, early intervention service, supporting families in challenging circumstances for up to one year. We offer our families a Link Worker and a Family Mentor, and we walk with our families, supporting them to make long-term transformational change.

Finding Rhythms aims to assist and support prisoners and ex-prisoners in finding new patterns of behaviour. We do this through a combination of music courses, 1-2-1 mentoring and a nationally recognised employability certificate. Our work from time to time extends to individuals affected by crime, families of prisoners and connected communities.