Education Charities That specialise in Training

To advance the education of children and young people by providing free supplementary educational lessons in Science, Technology, English and Maths.Providing emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families in need and/or for distribution by charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

The charity is a collective of Parents, Staff and local supporters who raise funds for use by Crofton Hammond Infant School. We do so through activities such as cake sales, uniform sales, Christmas markets, summer fayres, film nights and discos. We have previously funded outdoor play areas, book collections, interactive whiteboards and ICT equipment for the school.

Birmingham Outreach Foundation charity helps with:-1. The prevention or relief from poverty in Birmingham and the surrounding area, through the provision of food and basic essential items to individuals in need.2. The promotion of social inclusion amongst vulnerable community members who are excluded from society because they are unemployed, homeless or who are struggling financially.

HOPE Community Allotment's main activity involves running four allotment plots where adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical or mental ill-health, isolation, long-term unemployment and associated issues engage in a wide range of gardening activities, help with the maintenance our plots and grow organic fruit and vegetables.

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

families advice, support, and guidance and identify barriers to employment.Build the capacity of the local people by delivering Childcare, English language & IT training to targeted groupsProvide supplementary educational classes (Maths, English, IT and mother tongue) for children aged 5-13 and 11-19 at weekends. Organising events and outings for children and vulnerable adults.

The provision of assistance for indigent or necessitous persons connected with the Football League and making provision for the education and/or vocational training of any players or ex players of any club.

Provides social & learning opportunities for people no longer in full time employment.

Activities include: running Christian assemblies in local Primary Schools each term; small group work to facilitate interventions for vulnerable children; Advent/Easter themed events held in local churches; mentoring of Year 6 pupils through transition to secondary school; chaplaincy provision for staff and students.

To advance education and in particular the education of people not in full time gainful employment who are in their third age being the period of time after childhood dependence and the second age of full time employment and/or parental responsbility

MenFA provides:MentoringMentor trainingChildren's EducationChildren's Play ActivitiesAdvocacy and Advice Services

We support women through prayer, networking opportunities with other women, counselling, emergency financial support, and mentoring. We also work with a range of partners to provide support services such as legal support and mental healthcare.

Home work club for children between 6 -15 years old, youth sessions for young people, carers support, cooking classes and training for Somali women e.g NVQ Health & Social Care Level 2 & 3, employment and health talks. Physical activities, social event and outings, support services and networking.

REFEO helps refugees and asylum seekers who are aged 18 years old and over to access higher education, online accredited training, mentoring, and employment. We also contribute to closing the digital gap programme, by donating laptops and tablets.

we do maths,english,ict,football,rockclimbing,gym,arabic,events.

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.

Providing work skills and experience to those that have been long term unemployed, have additional needs or have recently left full time education.

The Friends are instrumental in preserving a unique natural habitat that has developed from an area that formerly provided employment and prosperity for the town of St Ives for centuries.It achieves this by providing finance and support to enhance access, habitat management, species monitoring, infrastructure improvement, publicity and education on the Island

To promote the care and upbringing of children for the public benefit by providing family and/or one to one mentoring, advocacy, parenting support and such other support services designed to relieve the needs of families with at least one child aged under 18 whose relationships are at risk of breaking down and where such relationships have already broken down.

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.

Encourage and assist young people and families to take initiatives role, which will improve the quality of their lives. Create opportunities and networks through community organisations, and mainstream youth service providers. Horn of Africa Youth Assocation provides education, housing,employment, advice, information and support for youth and lone parents.

We are an autonomous self-help learning organisation run by the voluntary efforts of our members. Our members come together to share and pursue learning and related social activies, and are in their third age, the period in life when, after childhood, full-time employment and parental responsibilities, time can be found for personal interests and creativity.

TEACHING PEOPLE ABOUT THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. VISITING NEEDY PEOPLE AND HELPING THEM TO DRAW STRENGTH FROM CHRISTIANITY. GIVING PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE AND HELP TO PEOPLE WHO ARE TRAINING FOR FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

BROOKSIDE HALL IS A COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRE, BUILDING A VOLUNTEER BASE & ENCOURAGING RESIDENTS TO DEVELOP RESOURCES & COMMUNITY COHESION.WE OFFER COURSES TO ENABLE THE MOST VULNERABLE TO INCREASE SELF-CONFIDENCE, EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS & LIFE SKILLS, INCREASING SOCIAL INTERACTION. WE WORK TOWARDS BUILDING LIFE CONFIDENCE & ADDING VALUE TO THE LOCAL RESIDENT'S LIVES.