Education Charities That specialise in Mentoring

Supports directors in need and inspires young people from all backgrounds to consider careers as directors. The Directors Support Scheme provides emergency short-term financial help to directors in need. The Get Directing! project mentors young people and teachers in and outside of the school environment. The Mental Health and Wellbeing service offers support, events and online resources.

Our holistic programme is tailored to individual needs, but will typically include the following elements: (i) creation of a dream plan (ii) family remediation and unification (iii) mentoring (iv) support to return to school or start a business (v) childcare (vi) wider complementary interventions (vii) community outreach and engagement.

Elevate is a coaching and mentoring charity that works with young people to improve self-esteem, raise aspirations, build skills and reduce disengagement with education and society.

B-Less deploys graduate students to encourage, mentor, and provide practical support to undergraduate students seeking to develop and live out their Christian faith in the university setting. We allocate specific areas of focus to each of our scholars and the path to access our services varies accordingly.

Belvidere Road Church is a Christian church based in Liverpool, which offers a number of activities, including the following: Sunday Church services, Midweek bible study & prayer meetings / home groups, children's Sunday school, youth and children's Friday clubs, Holiday Bible club, student welcome, hospitality and ministry, training and mentoring, missionary support, and local outreach.

Kaine Management run their charitable activities under 3 main headings: -Arts - developing community choirs, hosting events and participating in local and national arts activities and festivals.Community - developing activities that empower and engage community members(youth groups/projects with the elderly)Education - Running mentoring programmes and workshops in school/community settings.

Provide, operate, maintain and develop leisure facilities and other amenities that support community health, fitness and wellbeing. Promote active leisure and sport and provide training, coaching, mentoring and other personal support services.Identify and work to resolve barriers and potential barriers to participation in community health, fitness, sport and wellbeing activities.

The Steve Browne Foundation supports underrepresented young people under 18 across London and surrounding areas. We deliver inclusive, certified programmes that build confidence, life skills, and employability. Through mentoring, sports and community-based workshops, we aim to reduce exclusion, promote opportunity, improve well-being, and help young people realise their full potential

KSOM give free access to learning facilities and expertise for the Kilburn community and surroundings areas.We are focused on teaching I.T, computing and music to people who otherwise may not have the opportunity. We offer training , mentoring and organise community events.We aim to improve peoples lives, reduce isolation, challenge inequality and offer creative experiences and encouragement.

Club-based, school-based and small group work, outreach and one-to-one mentoring across a wide range of interests and skills, as well as accommodation for volunteers from around the world. It is a place to help children, young people, families and those who work with them to live life to the full - socially & culturally, emotionally & mentally, physically & spiritually - both now and always.

schools work, including; Chaplaincy, Mentoring RE and PSHE lessons, school assembliesyouth clubs, church events

AGLMUK seeks to change the prospects of children and young people from impoverished backgrounds in Uganda. We do this byPaying school fees and buying requirements for primary school children.Supporting young people in the post-primary years in the most appropriate way for them. Paying towards food, medicines, healthcare and mentoring/practical support.

Developing and enhancing potential, skills and talent of youth using the arts, sports, academic support, cultural, environmental education and mentoring for the benefit of families and communities.The programme is focused on advancing skills and experience to standards that bring true enrichment to lives, it has an ethos of practical development, support, advocacy and provision.

Open Door People trains, supports and mentors young people who are interested in pursuing a career in the arts. Free workshops, private tutoring, theatre trips and travel are all offered to young people.

1.'FREE MATHS TUITION' FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN HAVERINGHelp young people to achieve their potential in mathematics 2. Jeans for Jesus Day ? Benevolence Sunday.Raise funds for small charities3. Feeding the Hungry Donate non perishable food on regular basis. 4. Mentoring and Befriending ServiceProvide directions and being a critical friend in a Christ-Centre environment..

The Kent Foundation provides free one to one business mentoring support, business education, training seminars, mastermind boards and master classes to any Kent based individual aged between 18 to 40 years of age, either considering starting up, or who currently owns and runs a business.

The principal activity of the charity in the year under review is that of advancing the Christian faith and relief for persons in condition of need, hardship or distress by demonstrating the love and power of Jesus Christ through: outreach, relevant practical helps, bible teaching, worship and fellowship. We also work with youths and children through mentoring and leadership development

CFCs objective is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities, equipment and coaching for the sport of fencing in the London Borough of Camden. Activities include physical training and education available to all in the community, Mental wellbeing, Coaching, Mentoring, Support at competitions, Equipment loan, Bursaries, social events

We are an independent, self-financing and cross-denominational Christian (Secondary & FE Colleges) Schools Worker Project. We deliver assemblies and PSHE and RE lessons and run after school clubs and mentoring sessions in the Shrewsbury area. We support Christian Union groups and organise town wide events for young Christians - Taking the Good News relevantly to the young people of Shrewsbury.

Embracing Change, (formally known as The Walk to Freedom Foundation) has an operational centre is based in central Luton, our services are currently based in the region. Member beneficiaries of our Dependency Support Programme are male and female and from many diverse backgrounds and cultures; between the ages of 16-60, and 11-20 for our Young People's Mentoring and Personal Development Workshops.

TO ENABLE STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE HIGH LEVELS OF ACADEMIC SUCCESS IN THEIR REGULAR SCHOOLING. TO REDUCE THE EXCLUSIONS OF DISADVANTAGE YOUNG PEOPLE. TUITION FOR ENGLISH, MATHS AND SCIENCE LESSONS AS WELL AS INDIVIDUAL MENTORING AND ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES. TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF PARENTS THROUGH ADULT LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND BY ENCOURAGING THEIR INVOLVEMENT IN THE EDUCATION OF THEIR CHILDREN.

We focus our acitivities on advancing education, improving health and relieving poverty. To this end working with leaders in their fields in the UK and further afield. We've also provided direct financial and non-financial support and mentoring to people in the UK who were and are in need. We?ve supported high profile projects such as Festival of Code and LeaderShapeNOW.

The charity works across villages and schools in the South Norfolk, and North Suffolk areas.We deliver more2life lunchtime clubs in high schools, village based youth cafe, discussion groups and activities, mentoring and an annual camp.Activities are aimed at enhancing our communities by helping young people build esteem, hope and a spiritual awareness, based on a Christian ethos and beliefs.

TTT pursues a united and growing vision for God's work with young people; to work together to witness, to nurture in faith and mentor young people by:Providing a consistent Christian presence and role model for young people in our schoolsUndertaking Church based work that sees young people brought to and nurtured in their Christian faithCoordinating and developing community based youth work

FUTUREHOPE AIM IS TO PROVIDE AN EFFECTIVE AND ACCESSIBLE MENTORING SERVICE TO YOUNG PEOPLE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 11 AND 18 INCLUSIVE IN HERTFORDSHIRE IN ORDER TO REDUCE ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR, SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND CRIMINAL OFFENDING, SO AS TO ADVANCE THEIR EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS INDEPENDENT, MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS.