Education Charities That specialise in Training

Donations to causes principally in the areas of education, youth employment and self employment, coomunity, health and social care

113 Economic/Employment (not community development) 201, Young adults 18-29 (not children), 301 Makes grants to individuals (does not include loans).

Working with disadvantaged people and groups providing support through food provision, self-development opportunities, counselling, advocacy, basic and social skills training, signposting to other agencies, practical skills training and voluntary work experience. This is especially needed in this area of deprivation.

To benefit the children in the Watamu area of Kenya, by education, and vocational training to ensure they will find employment and not have to resort to prostitution or theft to survive, which includes the teaching of moral living according to Christain values, thus stemming the rising tide of AIDS and HIV. Our aim is to enhance the African culture and not to destroy their heritage.

Provides artist and creative studio space, programmes, events, training, tours, residencies, talks, exhibitions, performances, publications, screenings and collaborative projects. Supports diverse, experimental artists, musicians and creatives in mentoring and general support services for better lives.

To advance the education of socially and economically disadvantaged children and young people in Southern Africa by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities to enable them to undertake training in skills and trades education as a preparation for entry to any occupation, trade or profession or for self employment.

THE OBJECTIVE OF THE CHARITY IS THE RELIEF OF PERSONS WHO ARE BLIND OR PARTIALLY SIGHTED BY THE PROVISION FOR SUCH PERSONS OF FACILITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING.

Extended learning for pleasure for those no longer in full time employment.

Providing free education, training, rehabilitation and supported employment for people with special needs.

Family rebuilding advice, counselling and support. Advocacy and mediation and support services for alcohol and substance mis-users. Faith based activities and charitable fundraising for community development projects. Community empowerment through employment, health and social support initiatives.

Improvement and development of primary education for the benefit of children of primary school age, their families and the wider community in Uganda Relief of financial hardship and unemployment by assisting in the provision of education, training, workshops and other such services as the trustees deem appropriate so as to improve the life of persons living in Uganda.

New Dawn Initiative is a not for profit organization established for the advancement of education for public benefit. It complements government efforts in providing employability vocational training for young people,BAME, lone parents, adults and other members of the public who because of special circumstances(learning diability) may not be able to benefit directly from formal colleges.

Increase social inclusion and life opportunities of disadvantaged active and inactive individuals through services such as; education, employment skills/jobs/ training, economic, heath, community and social support that enable whole well-being development and sustainable growth thereby making individuals living in Leicester City and Leicestershire more competitive and achieving.

To support the congregation through charitable giving, education and other meansTo support the community through charitable giving and eventsTo hold Christian services and other religious activitiesTo support other charitable organisations through financial and other meansTo provide employment where possible and engage in projects and initiatives that help improve the local area

? The relief of poverty, sickness and distress by the provision of advice, information, support, translating and interpreting services in matters such as welfare benefits, health, housing, education, employment and training. ? The advancement of education in particular the provision of language and other subject classes.? The provision of facilities for recreation and leisure

The Charity's activities are a) to maintain Chesham's heritage where appropriate and monitor and encourage improvements to the built environment and promote civic pride in Chesham.b) improve the ambience of Chesham.c) educate the public about the history of Chesham.d) encourage and carry out research into Chesham.e) improve the employment prospects for Chesham residents.

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Personal development, coaching and/or training for clients who are vulnerable or experiencing mental or physical health problems who wish to retain or gain employment, education, or voluntary work. Courses in: Mindfulness, Building Confidence, Creative Writing, Self-Employment, IT Skills. Mentoring, talk therapy and referrals to other services if required. Work experience and apprenticeships offer

The NewGround Foundation exists to provide training and employment opportunities for prisoners and prison-leavers, with the aim of providing the opportunity to never reoffend.

EDUCATION TRAINING THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY ECONOMIC COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYMENT

We educate and mentor young people in taking the right decisions in developing their skills, and capabilities to enable them participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals through research based projects and workshops -Entrepreneurial mindset, Going to Uni. etc. We do this through partnerships with universities,colleges,schools, local communities and donor organisations

THE SOCIETY IS KNOWN AS C E D A R S (CENTRE FOR EMPLOYMENT OF THE DISABLED AND RETIRED OF ROCHFORD SOCIETY. IT WAS ORIGINALLY HOPED TO FIND "PIECE WORK" TO SUPPLEMENT THE INCOME OF PENSIONERS AND DISABLED BUT THIS NEVER HAPPENED. THE CENTRE BECAME A PLACE WHERE THE ELDERLY AND DISABLED COULD MEET TO SHARE SKILLS AND ENJOY THE COMPANY OF OTHERS. FOR A SMALL SUBSCRIPTION EACH MONTH MEMBERS CAN MEET

To provide a range of activities to encourage continuing use of mind and bodies in the Third Age to all who are "no longer in full time paid employment"and are willing to help themselves and others.

102 Education and Training109 Arts and Culture110 Sport and Recreation112 Environment Conservation and Heritage113 Economic/Community Development/Employment

We engage in training and mentoring of palliative care personnel (doctors, nurses, social workers, chaplains, etc) working in hospital and home-care based pc services in countries defined as 'resource-limited' - mainly in Africa and Asia. Our activities are normally funded by larger charitable organisations, such as Tearfund, Afrox, Rotary International.