Education Charities That specialise in Training

The prevention or relief of poverty in respect of individuals who are, or who have recently been, homeless in the districts of Leeds and Kirklees, by actively sourcing employers willing to offer employment and by providing those individuals with support and guidance, as to be determined by the Trustees, to successfully obtain such employment

The Storehouse Project is a registered charity now in its 15th year. At the heart of the Storehouse is our Christian values and this underpins all the work we carry out. We currently provide furniture, household items, food, toiletries and clothing to those most in need in our local area. We provide mentoring, pastoral support and much more.

-Operating the Brockworth Community Library and related services-Managing the B-Epic Youth Club and providing other off-site youth activities-Advancement of Adult Education, Healthy Living & Personal Fitness -Advice & information regarding personal development, employment, education, and voluntary services

To improving the lives of individuals by providing groups and opportunities aimed at:-Reducing social isolation / stigmatisation.Promoting friendship, social networks, and independent lives.Improving social, physical and mental well being.Offering learning opportunities to enhance employability and the chance to improve thier economic well being.Increasing community involvement.

THE HUB PROVIDES A RANGE OF ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES IN THE CROSBY AND PARK COMMUNITIES OF SCUNTHORPE. THE HUB INCLUDES OASIS ACADEMY HENDERSON AVENUE AND THE CROSBY COLLECTIVE.CURRENT ACTIVITY INCLUDES YOUTH WORK, MENTORING, HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES, TODDLERS GROUPS, CO-WORKING - MAKER SPACE, ADULT EDUCATION.

Our mission is to make the advertising and creative industries more accessible and socially diverse through valuable work-experience opportunities, skills training and career guidance in Stoke-on-Trent.

To seek the advancement of the christian religion;to provide care,help & relief to any person wherever suffering, irrespective of age generally, denomination or creed, from poverty, unemployment or sickness.

As an Educational Charity in the Inner City, We provide free Basic Numeracy ansd Literacy help to adults who cannot read or write. Over 90% of the Adults who come to our venue are unemployed and cannot engage in meaningful employment due to poor Literacy Skills. These adults do not have access to an Internet connection or a home Computer. They come to our centre for advice and guidance.

The objects of the charity are to promote any charitable purpose for the benefit of orphans and the poor, in particular, those of Bangladeshi origin, but not exclusively, including the relief of poverty, sickness, and distress, the advancement of education, including the provision of literacy and numeracy, language classes, skills development in ICT, and the provision of facilities for recreation.

FACE supports Eastern Christians, in particular those who suffer discrimination or persecution in the Middle East, through locally organised projects that enable them: to remain in their homelands; to maintain their homes, schools, churches & hospitals; to create employment opportunities; to promote interreligious dialogue; and to be mediators and peacemakers in their multi-faith communities.

The Alexandra Wylie Tower Foundation works with local schools and community groups in London to provide essential provisions (e.g. clothes and food parcels); extra-curricular activities (e.g. music and drama workshops); and guidance and support (e.g. learning mentoring) to help young people achieve their dreams

Spear inspires and helps unemployed young people overcome disadvantage by focusing on the key issues that help them to succeed in work: attitude, confidence and qualification. 1) Spear Foundation, involves 90 hours of face-to-face coaching over six weeks and 2) Spear Career lasts a year and provides mentorship and coaching in finding and staying in work.

This charity provides a wide range of services and facilities for all ages of young people up to 25years, and their families, in and around the Kentish Town area, London. These activities include after school club, holiday playschemes with lunch and other food provided, junior clubs, youth work, employment support, intensive support for families under stress, traineeships, and a playsite open 24/7

Frontier Youth Trust (FYT) works with young people at risk towards justice, equality and community. Motivated by the Christian faith and informed by its principles, we work with people of all faiths and none. Based upon our youth work experience and research we also support, resource, inform, advise and train those working with and on behalf of disadvantaged young people.

Weekly services of Public Worship. Community Family Events. Twice weekly Community Foodshare followed by Community Cafe. Support for Street Pastors, Job Club and Life Skills Courses. Youth Club & Youth Mentoring. Community Garden. Get Active Gym and Dance Activities. Mid Week Bible Study Groups. Quarterly Men's and Women's Events.

The provision alone or in conjunction with others, of facilities for the benefit of the public, in order to relieve poverty and any other need in particular through reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, unemployment or social depravation.

To advance the Islamic faith in accordance with the teaching of the Holy Quran and Hadith. To advance the education of Bengali children by the provision of mother tongue classes and English classes. To provide recreational facilities or other leisure time occupation for members of the public in the interest of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life of those members

To preserve and ensure future sustainability for SS Freshspring as a working example of 19th and 20th century marine technology for the benefit of the public.To attract young people and provide engineering education facilities to encourage them to consider a career in engineering.To provide facilities to teach basic skills in the management of an historic vessel and steam machinery.

Horizon Life Training is a Christian charity that operates to help former drug and alchohol dependants back into the community and to a work life by providing them with counselling, support, life and employment skills training, and facilities for work and recreation. This is carried out as a practical outworking of the Christian faith, operating from a residential care farm in North Yorkshire.

Our goal is to provide resources designed to help men and women who have experienced a range of life problems - including homelessness, family breakdown, addiction and emotional issues - to be equipped to achieve sustained independence through employment training and supported housing.

Providing low cost white goods to the disadvantaged in the Barrow-in-Furness, South & West Cumbria areas, being based in Central Ward in Barrow (the 23rd most deprived district in England). Extra discounts are given for those on benefits & pensioners. We work with local groups to better assist those in need. We offer training & work placement opportunities to the long term unemployed.

What we do in ACC. Advice Bureau. Helping with housing. Disability claims. Hearing and appeals.Benefits.Dealing with asylum seekers, English, Maths and Employment skills. Sports for asylum seekers. Any individuals from EU dealing with Presettlement and Settlement. Directly dealing with Third party organisations to fulfil client requests.Eid Parties and Prayer congregational.

Provides innovative programs, retreats and clubs as well as employment initiatives to help empower North London teenagers navigate social pressures, anti-social behavior and deprivation.

The charity works with individuals and groups from the BAMER and wider commmunity on issues that affect them. The charity aims to promote community cohesion and reduce social isolation.We have volunteering and mentoring opportunities, community events and youth projects and advance social and cultural intergration of disadvantaged BAME, refugee, asylum seekers and migrant communities.

ZET supports grass roots organisations in Zimbabwe to deliver projects for vulnerable and marginalised young people. Projects are education focused and vary to include; life skills, vocational skills and work experience, health, birth registration and access to basic human rights, as well as teaching about conservation agriculture.