Education Charities That specialise in Training

WOE delivers equine assisted education, personal development and therapeutic programmes to the local areas of Wrexham, Denbighshire and Flintshire. We work with vulnerable groups, those affected by trauma, NEET's etc by providing programmes using horses and outdoor activities aimed at increasing confidence, self-esteem, teamwork, resilience, problem-solving, employability and life skills, etc.

Born to be Beautiful empowers women who are held in the grip of poverty and discrimination by teaching marketable vocational skills in beauty therapy. Once trained students are supported to set up their own businesses or finding gainful employment. We operate in Uganda and India.

The relief of poverty of the people who are homeless and rough sleepers in London and surrounding areas by the provision of food, clothes and other items and services. We also aim to provide vocational training and upskilling and skills acquisition programs. We give help and hope where it is needed, We know that if one has a heart to help, there is someone to be helped.

Our current services are:Mentoring Young People at Risk of CrimeAdvice, Information & Guidance (including welfare, benefits, immigration et al.)Youth ClubSupport for Somali Youth Offenders at Feltham YOISomali Community Resilience Project

Edith's Dream UK main activities are: -To raise awareness in the UK of the help required by this region of Cameroon with their healthcare and in developing employment opportunities in the area.To do this by holding open evenings, giving talks, sending out news letters and updating the website.To build a network of friends who will support the charity with their time and finance.

The Trust works in particular with those who are disadvantaged, under-privileged or from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, to raise their aspirations and teach them employability skills. The Trust also works to place young people into employment opportunities.

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 the first age of childhood dependence and the second age of full time employment and/or parental responsibility) residing in Braunton and its surrounding locality.

We are an entirely voluntary self-help organisation for people no longer in full time employment providing educational, creative and leisure opportunities in a friendly environment.

AchieveAbility Aims are to:To unlock the potential for those who are neurodivergentTo support adult neurodivergent peopletowards employment, educationand trainingTo recognise the strengths of thosewho are neurodivergent.Work includes:EmployabilityExtreme study skillsResearchLeadership and communication skillsFacilitating and sharing innovativepractice and excellence

We interest and stimulate people who have time on their hands through retirement, unemployment or diminishing family responsibilities. We have no permanent teachers or buildings, require no academic qualifications nor do we issue diplomas or degrees. We have term-time general meetings and special-interest groups. For the general meetings we use both our own members and outside speakers.

To divert unwanted goods from going to landfill as waste from homes and businesses to help improve the environment, and in doing so support local people by creating employment, training and volunteer opportunities and access to good quality affordable goods.

We assist people by providing spiritual and emotional assistance. We also help youth and people and support them in many areas of life such as: prison, hospital and home visits. We give information on matters such as: education, employment, health, welfare rights, youth and family support. We organised seminar workshops on alcohol and drugs, HIV prevention development, domestic violence, keeping c

We provide provide effective and free legal advice or other services to refugees and other immigrants. The advice covers immigration, welfare benefits, entitlements, housing benefits, paths to education, tailored training and mentoring young people and so on living within London.

We support hosts and guests in the local area by providing opportunities for people to network and access information and support.We host WhatsApp groups, run weekly social meet ups, provide free English lessons, run a free shop from donations, fund a dedicated Ukraine specific Citizens Advice service and provide grants.We raise funds to support these initiatives.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC AND IN PARTICULAR THE EDUCATION OF MIDDLE AGED AND OLDER PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT IN FULL TIME GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT IN GREAT BADDOW AND GALLEYWOOD AND ITS SUR-ROUNDING LOCALITYTHE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR LEISURE TIME AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE ABOVE PERSONS IN THE INTEREST OF THEIR SOCIAL WELFARE

We support the national YA movement, providing training to enable young people (yp) to use their expertise to improve their communities. We enable teams to share best practice and advise organisations on how yp can be heard. We deliver training that supports YAs, yp and those that work with yp to realise their potential and enhance their employability, enterprise, financial literacy & life skills

To organise a network of pastoral support for Muslim Chaplains & staffTo prepare, produce and recommend teaching materials and accredited coursesTo provide mentoring and job shadowing services for Muslim Chaplains.To engage the communities for the resettlement of prisoners and help to reduce re-offending.To raise funds in order to pursue the activities of the Muslim Chaplains Association.

RENEW is currently providing a wide range of services to women in prostitution in Angeles City, Philippines, and women at risk of prostitution or trafficking in the Philippines and across South East Asia. Women wanting to leave prostitution or trafficked situations are offered medical care as well as opportunities for counselling, training and spiritual renewal.

The Block WorkOut Foundation provides free fitness sessions and mentoring to hard-to-reach young people aged 13 to 25 in London and other parts of England. Our current main focus is in South London.

A grass-roots charity designed to bring hope to AIDS orphans, vulnerable children and their community in the Chilubula area of Northern Zambia. Grants have been provided to build infrastructure (classroom block, kitchen, toilet blocks, borehole) and continue to be given for education and food for the children and employment opportunities for adults.

(i) Relief of poverty and the improvement of life in all disadvantaged areas of the world, particularly Africa.(ii) Promote sustainable economic growth and regeneration(iii) Relief of unemployment(iv) To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote good health to those affected by (but not limited to) HIV/AIDS by the provision of goods/services of any kind including counselling.

Provision of support for those in need by reason of Disability, Age, Youth. By the provision of welfare and support, health and social care, housing, employment and enterprise support.

Mentoring and coaching young people and adults in one-to-one sessions in-person and online to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

Providing skills development workshops, employment support and work placement opportunities to the unemployed, Job seekers, low skilled and those Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) to enable them gain the right skills, confidence and personal awareness to facilitate their progression into employment, self-employment or further learning.

The charity covers the Greater London area and its aim is to provide students with education, training and introductions to potential employers in the construction industry. Candidates - adults not otherwise in employment, education or training, completing the course can earn their CSCS card. The course is Ofsted registered.