Education Charities That specialise in Mentoring

Providing career-specific mentoring advice to young adults.

To promote the education & performance of music for people under the age of 25 who are socially/economically disadvantaged - for example through:1. the creation of interactive projects 2. the provision of professional musicians & educators 3. mentoring schemes to enable young people to fulfil their potential 4. the provision of direct assistance in the form of grants & subsidies.

To provide training, coaching, mentoring and other support to the less privileged and assist them to achieve their full potentials

African Caribbean Medical Mentors work to overcome under-representation and disadvantage in Medicine, Dentistry and the healthcare field as a whole and reduce the socio-economic barriers that often affect those of African Caribbean Descent in entering these fields. We address this via mentoring, events, resource provision and grant-making to improve equality in Medicine and Dentistry.

SHINE works in the London Borough of Southwark providing university student mentors to local primary school children. Mentors support children in the promotion of both academic and pastoral development.

Mugeni Montage now holds programmes that inspire and motivate young people to invest in their passions and use their skills, getting them off the streets and making productive use of their time. The charity aims to offer support to the community with various initiatives like; helping its members set up businesses, mentoring for young people, providing after-school homework club and free tuition

The provision of alternative Education and Training, Advice, Advocacy and Mentoring for children, young people and adults operating primarily in the boroughs of Croydon and Wandsworth.

Providing young people with access to a network of support such as mentoring & tutoring as well as personal development opportunities, for example, arts courses, music workshops and sports programs.

Asian and All Women's Organisation is dedicated to support women from different backgrounds regardless their age, faith and ethnicity. As an organisation we work with underprivileged, people and encourage them to develop their skills such as computers, Arts and Crafts to whom disadvantage in communication with the English language. Health and Safety Awareness by Bilingual Tutor and Mentor.

Arranging talks and running courses to raise awareness.Providing practical help for children.Producing a biannual newsletter and circulating copies of the British Dyslexia Association Contact magazine.Running helplines and mentoring schemes.Running coffee mornings for parents of school aged children with dyslexia

We inspire disadvantaged young and adult people from deprived areas and to take up healthy activities nationwide. Our team of skilled coaches support and encourage them to improve educational and health situation by offering learning solutions and career guidance. Through our mentoring and support process we create a performance pathway for young people to maximise their potential

The Packard Foundation runs a two-year fellowship programme supporting social entrepreneurs called A Million Realities. The programme aims to find tomorrow's social impact leaders and support them to become the changemakers of the future by offering them funding, personal and professional development, retreats, mentoring and coaching. The Packard Foundation also makes targeted grants.

Mentor children and young adults with special needs to gain independence, social skills and self confidence; Engage young people in Lincolnshire who have special needs in activities that will nourish their personal development; Provide excellent quality short breaks for young people aged 8 to 19 years; Provide advocacy services which meet the needs of young people and their families.

Flame Trust is an organisation with a Christian ethos, engaged in a variety of community and educational initiatives in the UK and overseas, including mentoring, leadership development and project management.

Survivors poetry promotes poetry by and for survivors of mental distress. It is a survivor led arts organisation, national though based in London. It provides poetry workshops, reading and performances, music, visual arts (mainly on website), and mentoring. Its publishing arm is highly visible. Our vision is to see a world which celebrates the creative expression of survivors through poetry.

Provision of emergency food supplies. Loans for necessities eg cookers. Personal advocacy re statutory groups eg local council, police. Training of local community volunteers. Listening - counselling poor mental health sufferers, appropriate referrals. Provides youth activities, mentoring and training. Trains volunteers and brings the community together in events and family days.

The objects of the Charity are to provide financial support to good causes and charitable organisations & by encouraging the employees of Otis & their contacts to volunteer to mentor, train & support good causes and charitable organisations.

Transformative, enterprising, cruelty-free initiatives to address roots of povertyEngagement projects (Listening research, network building,enterprise support) that widen participation in public lifeEducation & Training for Change programmes to develop & spread skills and capacity to improve lives and living conditionsTraining, mentoring & small grants for work with disadvantaged communities

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Tradamis promotes awareness, appreciation & knowledge of the cultural heritage of dance, music & song. This includes English traditional forms & the wealth of historical material & influences from other countries.We:- work in partnership with all interested parties & organisations- provide training & mentoring for teachers & practitioners- develop learning resources and equipment

Rescuing those caught in a crisis of identity, seeing them discover who they were uniquely created to be, so they can be transformed and go on to transform their communitiesPure Creative Arts; a dynamic and passionate charity using theatre & ongoing projects to see transformation. Pure specialise in cutting edge performances and mentoring to tackle issues that young people find hard to address.

Education and Awareness of Sickle Cell disease, to alleviate poverty amongst the patients, provide counselling and advise to the group, drop in sessions, befriending and mentoring the group. Organise seminar in the community. Home and Hospital visit. Help and support to members of the group when needed.

Yes Africa has organised many community activities such as Rainbow Festival, Heritage Media Project in Partnership with Croydon Museum and Museum of London, Driving Skills Training, and Job Search Skills Training.We have also run a Home/School Linkage Project consisting of mentoring children and visiting parents at home. Willing to collect computers for Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Trust has 3 objectives.1. Produce a water saftey DVD for school age children, highlighting the dangers of shallow water blackout.2. Inviting talented swimmers from the clubs of the 4 shires area to a competitive training day with National standard coaches.3. Running a mentoring scheme for the swiming clubs of the 4 shires area.

We enable and encourage the public to engage in fields of study and personal development through the provision of tutors, mentors and role models.