Education Charities That specialise in Training

Newark develops the skills, capacities and capabilities of young people to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals. To advance education and relieve unemployment. Provides recreational and leisure time activities to improve conditions of life. Also to act as resource and point of contact for young people.

Working within the Tees Valley recycling and reusing household furniture and bicycles for the benefit of people with limited disposable income. Working with ex-offenders to improve their employability. Promoting the benefits of re-use and recycling as a contribution towards a sustainable lifestyle.

Junction 42 exists to see the lives of offenders and their communities visibly transformed through:Employability and entrepreneurial trainingCreative education and engagementThrough the gate mentoring and faith support

The Charity runs a Church called AOG (Bangor) Pentecostal ChurchThe charity also runs 18 charity shops for the purpose of supporting Orphanages, widows, street children etc at various part of world. The charity also supports other charity's and also provides employment for the local people. Every week the church also feeds the homeless in the community.

The Trust operates within Nottinghamshire and has a particularly strong geographical focus in the Rushcliffe Borough. There are five projects currently operated by the Trust; Forget Me Notts (helping dementia sufferers and carers), Positive Futures (supporting young people), YouNG (focussing on employability skills), Healthy Hearts (primary school programme) and Ready4Work (employability).

Our Charity has three main aims. We primarily assist people in need, chiefly through the provision of donated household goods and new furniture and white goods at affordable prices. We also offer training and work experience placements and employment. We protect the environment by collecting items that would otherwise go to waste. We work with City of York Council and charities to furnish homes.

Providing opportunities and training for the unemployed who are disabled. Using recycling as a means of training.

The charity works to identify and develop young leaders - in their twenties and thirties - to bring hope to their communities with the Christian faith.Leadership development involves a range of initiatives including training, coaching, mentoring and a wide range of service projects with a focus on areas that are under-resourced.

Recovery Works supports people experiencing substance use disorder to realise their potential and make education, training and employment key to recovery. We work in partnership with treatment providers and deliver advice via specialist staff. We aim to embed employment as a key element of care plans, raising aspirations about individual's worth and the asset they can become to their communities.

SMASH helps young people in SW England who are not thriving to improve their levels of well-being. It helps them create good memories, improve their decision-making, gain a sense of self worth and help them see a brighter future. Instilling hope in a child or young person improves their overall sense of well-being where they can play a role and be proud to contribute to their community.

Tackling poverty and unemployment through microfinance and establishing self-reliant groups

Provide training and employment for people with learning disabilities by running a cafe and gift shop in Chorleywood, Herts. People with learning disabilities will undertake supervised training in the cafe and gift shop allowing them to gain essential work experience and to work alongside others. Following such training, support will be given to obtain sustainable employment in the community.

Restore (York) Ltd is a charity working to relieve homelessness and to provide support and mentoring for vulnerable people in the City of York.

A user-led organisation with the emphasis on self-help and sharing information gained by personal experiences. A key element is to represent the voice of the service user both locally and nationally.The Resource Centre offers meaningful activities four afternoons per week, those activities include:- Computer classes, Reading group, Drama & Movement, Art, Paper Crafts, Music and many more.

Breadwinners is an ambitious grassroots charity set up in April 2016. Our aim is to support refugees through their first steps into employment, work experience, entrepreneurship, and mentoring whilst providing the best organic artisan bread.

For the advancement of the Christian religion in accordance with the Statement of Faith and the support of gospel work within Hull and beyond. This includes the employment of staff to work with families, children, students and adults of all ages and the provision of the Christ Church Centre.

The main work of the Longford Trust is its scholarships programme offering financial, mentoring and employability support to young serving and ex-prisoners to continue their rehabilitation by studying for degrees at UK universities. It also arranges an annual Longford Lecture on prison reform and awards an annual Longford Prize for outstanding achievement in the field of prison reform.

ICC works with the Irish and Irish Traveller communities, through offering professional and culturally sensitive services. We offer support around accommodation, homelessness, offending, physical and mental health, low income, drug and alcohol use, social and cultural isolation, training and employment. We operate in Merseyside, Cheshire and Lancashire

Promotes education, training & practice of engineering among women. Increases public awareness of women in engineering. Forum for the exchange of opinions for women with interests in engineering. Sustains contacts with women engineers on career breaks & facilitates their return to paid employment. Ensures voice of women engineers is heard in Government & policy-making institutions.

Working across diverse inner-city communities reducing inequality, exclusion and disadvantage to provide opportunities and support for children, young people and adults to access education, employment, training & volunteering.

London Training and Employment Network's activities focus on 5 areas of work:Building Capacity for SustainabilityProject Development and ManagementResearch and Policy DevelopmentTransnational, Collaborative Work and ConsultancyFundraisingLTEN supports small/medium organisations and partners delivering training, promoting enterprise and self-employment in disadvantaged communities.

Active Fusions' Mission is: To help every child develop a love for being active by unlocking potential and creating positive habits for life.The charity will achieve its' mission through; Improving physical well-being; Increasing the employability of young people and improving the quality of teaching and learning in Physical Education.

PROVIDING CHILD CARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN THE WALSALL AREA BY:PROMOTING CHILDREN'S CARE & SAFETY;PROMOTING CHILDREN'S EDUCATION & PROMOTING PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT;PROMOTING CHILDREN'S HEALTH AND WELLBEING;PROVIDING SERVICES TO SUPPORT CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES AND CARERS;PROVIDING CHILDCARE SERVICES TO ENABLE PARENTS AND CARERS TO TAKE UP OR CONTINUE EMPLOYMENT.

PADDOCK LEARNING CENTRE TARGETS THOSE WHO ARE NOT EMPLOYED.ESOL CLASSES FOR PERSONS FROM ETHNIC MINORITIES. SUPPORTS REDUCTION OF SOCIAL ISOLATION THROUGH FAITH GROUPS AND OTHER GROUP ACTIVITIES.MAINTAINS AND SUPPORTS VOLUNTARY GROUPS IN THE METROPOLITAN BOROUGH OF KIRKLEES

To advance learning and skills including literacy, numeracy, communication skills, employability, family learning and mentoring across the North East of England.