Education Charities That specialise in Training

The objects of the charity are:To preserve and protect the good mental health of primary and secondary school-age children in England in particular by assisting, training and overseeing schools through the provision of peer mentoring and support programmes and other activities that raise awareness of mental health amongst the student population.

Provide education service for children and young people. Provide education service to under-achievement adult. Provide training service to job seekers and disabled carers. Provide education and training to adult ESOL learner. Provide first aid training to adult ESOL learner. Provide health and safety training to adult ESOL learner and childcare. Escorting service for the elderly.

To provide support for local unemployed people by providing assistance with cv writing, job searches, and preparing for interviews in an environment which aims to reduce feelings of isolation, boosting self-esteem and a social setting to meet.

Employment & TrainingRefugee Education

We motivate and empower young people through building positive relationships by co-creating solutions, with them taking the lead and using guided intervention to fulfil their individual aspirations. We also run mentoring and emotional and wellbeing programmes and work with them to develop employability skills and a combination of personality traits, behaviours and social attitudes.

1. To advance the education of the pupils at Alsop High School, by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities not required to be provided by the local education authority for education at the School;2. Awarding scholarships3. To advance the education of pupils , their parents and/or guardians, including by the provision of classes on basic numeracy, literacy and ICT.

We seek to assist in bringing the community & families together, engaging all ages in outreach & religious activities. We target young people 11-15 yrs old with level of truancy, underachievement, social exclusion & 16-26 yrs old who are disadvantaged, unemployed, victims of crime thus providing activities including skills for life, befriending, holistic 1-2-1 counselling, crime prevention forum

The Charity uses hand drumming by individuals and groups to bring therapeutic & empowering benefits to all in an inclusive way, irrespective of age,race,colour creed or gender.The Charity focuses on benefitting disabled or special needs children and adults, the elderly, the mentally ill or unemployed, among others. Working with other charities, schools and community groups reaching those in need.

We help the community resided in Liverpool with employment, education and offer sports facilities. This involves helping clients to fill in a variety of forms, offering an after school club and an adult day centre as well as activities for women. Our sports activities include football, badminton, cram board and fitness routines. Also, our venue is available to the public for event hire.

Counselling,Youth Development, Women Empowerment and mentoring,Strengthening Families and Strengthening communities . Employability training and return back to work training , Business start up training ,social enterprise startup training .EducationChurch Activities

helping the community to better their lives with means of support. ie english classes, training for better jobs, community trips and events, sporting events. english for elderly people

TO RUN SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATION CLASSES FOR 7YRS - 16 YRS AGE GROUP CHILDRENTO RUN ELDERLY AND PENSIONERS CLUB THREE DAYS A WEEK TO RUN IAG (Advice, information and Guidance for) for unemployed men and women in the area.

As a Charitable Incorporated Organization (CIO), our primary objective is to enhance educational opportunities and well-being. We focus on English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) education, computer literacy, and holistic well-being initiatives through tailored programs, we aim to empower individuals by fostering language proficiency, digital literacy, and overall personal development.

We carry out Health & Beauty activities like back massage, reflexology, hairs & nails, dance class and trip to the sea sides. We promote employment opportunities by providing workshop on IT lesson, CV writing, etc. We support charities for good causes and assist those with Housing and Immigration problems. We continue promoting our cultural heritage by getting involve in theatre plays.

Supporting young people, in particular girls living in countries on the African continent providing assistance through mentoring, work experience and other activities to help them advance in life by developing the skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals.

The band was formed in February 2010 and aims to develop the musical skills of young people of all abilities.. Our charity work, includes providing free music tuition and the use of musical instruments for people in disadvantaged communities. We open up routes into music-based learning and employment; and use music to break down barriers and improve community cohesion.

Synfonia's mission is two-fold: to help children find a way in to classical music by connecting it with other aspects of their lives, in school and beyond, thereby enabling them to access all the benefits that taking part in music activities can bring; and to provide vocational training, focussing on education work, for young orchestral musicians taking the next steps in their careers

To honour the life and legacy of Martin Schellenberg (1959-2021) we provide support to young musicians (up to the age of 24 years) in the West Midlands & South West of England; particularly those with a talent in voice, piano and/or organ; who make classical, operatic or jazz music. Support may take the form of a financial grant or non-financial support e.g. professional advice/mentoring.

Out For Sport supports grassroots providers to deliver the positive benefits of sport to LGBTQplus Londoners through: Advice and training; collective funding opportunities; promotion and communications support; Facilitating multi-sport events; Mentoring partnerships; Sharing best practice; and by addressing barriers to participation by under-represented groups.

We continue to support our village children's education by paying their private tuition fees for the last 8 years and also running an English class for students. We funded house renovation expenses of 70,000 Rupees to a single mother of two, which was in very bad condition. The foundation funded to buy 3 sheep in total for 3 different families and also provided medical assistance to a child.

Five Pillars provide emergency aid across UK and internationally. We seek to reduce the immediate suffering in a crisis, followed by support for long term redevelopment of disrupted communities to improve quality of their lives through education, housing and employment projects. We lead and also work in a collaborative model to easy trauma and suffering and to improve quality of human lives.

Since June 2008 1,200 children have been supported to get into local education they would have other wise been denied. Sunshine contributed to their school fees, books stationary, uniforms, purchased bicycles and helped with travel costs to and from school.Young women have been supported to go on courses around beauty,hairdressing and tailor making leading to future employment opportunities.

The charity is a Christian organisation. We aim to provide a safe place for Wymondham young people aged 13-18 to gather. Through relationship, guiding and signposting we seek to provide advice on; Drug/alcohol awareness, antisocial behaviour, anger management, sexual health, low self esteem, anxiety-exams/bullying/self harming, eating disorders, family breakdown, bereavement, employment & finance.

education and provision of facilities for leisure time and recreation for older people no longer in full time employment in Callington and the surrounding area

We help young people (age 13 to 25) by awarding small grants (max 500) to assist them gain/improve access to:* education, * employment or * to do good work for others. Trustees meet monthly to review applications and decide on awards.In the period to end March 2018 a total of 35 grants were made totalling UKP3,858