Education Charities

to provide learning, advisory and other support services for the benefit of people in the communities of the Neath and Dulais Valleys that can help advance education, relieve financial need, promote health, relieve unemployment, develop capacity and skills, provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare, for recreation or other leisure.

Since 1981 Mothers for Mothers has supported families affected by perinatal mental illness, offering support to women and birthing people during pregnancy and until their youngest child attends school through our support services, across Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset.

We accept children from the age of 2 until they are of statutory school age as part of our Full Day Care Offer (Playgroup and Playgroup Plus) and those of statutory school age (up to 12 years old) as part of wider wrap around care. (Breakfast and Teatime Clubs). Our Holiday Club is available to children aged 2 to 12 years old.

EYES is a grassroots Collaborative organisation which engages young people from diverse, cultures and backgrounds. The Charity supports all young people the focus of the work is helping young people at risk from loosing their quality of life or potentially their lives from the negative gang culture and its influences.The 5 Elements are: Diversion, Intervention, Creativity, Mentoring, and Training.

The Charity's objectives, as set out in its Trust Deeds, are the advancement of education, for all its day pupils in accordance with the principles of the PNEU philosophy as set out originally by Charlotte Mason. It aims to provide the best possible education for children of all abilities, in a positive, caring atmosphere, and to ensure that each child attains his or her highest potential.

Prevention and relief of poverty, mental and physical health, the relief of sickness and need amongst serving members of the Armed Forces, veterans and their families. The provision of mentoring, services, facilities and equipment to support their treatment, rehabilitation, resettlement, education, training and employment in their transition to civilian life.

The object of the charity is to provide a high quality education to children aged from three to eleven.

College for training acupuncture. Acupuncture clinic for treating patients.

The Henry Fund provides scholarships to students in the British Isles (UK and Eire) and America to study for one academic year at the Universities of Harvard, Yale, Cambridge and Oxford. The Fellowships provide for tuition fees, living costs and travel. They enable 4 British and American graduates to take advantage of particular educational opportunities and are awarded annually, in competition.

Preschool operates in a small village catering for children aged from 9 months - 5 years.

Our vision is for young people in the UK and Ireland to have access to free mental health support. Mdeducational Foundation endeavors to provide wellbeing support by placing qualified practitioner staffing within an educational setting (schools, colleges, sixth forms), with those predominantly benefiting being aged 16-18.

Holy Trinity PCC is resposible for promoting the mission of the Church of England in the parish of Holy Trinity. Activities are: Regular worship open to all. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Teaching Christianity. Religious assemblies in schools. A youth club with Christian ethos. Activities for elderly, parents and toddlers and other need groups. Supporting charities.

Peer Productions is a unique youth arts charity specialising in peer education through theatre. Each year we recruit a team of young people (aged 17 to 23) who we train as actors and educators. We create original educational plays on complex social issues which tour schools, colleges and youth settings across the South East. We also deliver outreach projects with targeted community groups.

Care and education of children aged 2 - 5 years (SOUTHFIELDS & RECTORY FARM)Care and education of Children aged 6 Weeks - 8 years (Great Houghton)

A charity with a Christian ethos undertaking youth work for over 20 years in the most segregated, deprived and broken wards in Bradford and in other parts of the UK. Our goal is to operate to reach the most marginalized and enable them to become part of a community within which they can thrive, develop and realise their potential. We work with young people, at home, in school and on the streets.

Project Possible is a Christian charity that provides the spark for overlooked people to get their poverty fighting ventures off the ground. We work through local partners globally to establish small spark projects that provide funds and mentoring to turn their ideas into reality. Undergirding these ventures we run hands on early-stage nurturing projects providing skills training and education.

Amigos works in Uganda to bring sustainability, dignity and hope to disadvantaged people. At Kira Farm Development Centre 40 vulnerable young Ugandans receive training. We run a child-led family sponsorship programme enabling 380 children to go to school. We work in rural communities providing clean water and training in conservation farming, WaSH, appropriate technolgies and conflict resolution.

Provides full and sessional day care for children from the age of three months to school age. Each age group has own outside pay areas and children are supported by experienced and qualified staff. Out of school care for up to eleven years of age operates after school and during school holidays. Open 7.30am to 6pm, 50 weeks of the year.

Complete childcare service from 7.30am - 6pm five days per week allowing parents to return to work.

Public Christian worship open to all. The promotion of Christianity. Pastoral work. Development of local and community activities. Educational activies for local schools.

FUNFISHERS OUT OF SCHOOL CLUB PROVIDES FACILITIES FOR THE SUPPORT, CARE, RECREATION AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN BETWEEN 0-5 YEARS, IN THE FORM OF PLAYGROUP; CHILDREN BETWEEN 5-11 YEARS WHO ATTEND A SCHOOL IN THE FISHERGATE AREA OF YORK FOR BREAKFAST AND AFTER SCHOOL CLUB; IN ADDITION WE HAVE A HOLIDAY CLUB RUNNING THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS FOR ALL CHILDREN AGED 0-11 YEAR OLD.

a)Sunday school for Thai and English childrenb) Sunday class conducted in the library to teach the Teachings of the Buddha to both beginners and more advanced students.c)regular talks given in the Templed)Advance Buddhist faithe)provides library facilities with a good collection of books on Buddhismf) regular meditation classesg)residential meditation retreats

We provide a Training Service for blind and sight impaired teenagers to support them towards employment. We offer a comprehensive Employment Service helping school leavers, undergraduates and graduates into employment throughout the United Kingdom. We also support families, employers and professionals in all aspects of education. All with the theme of raising confidence and aspirations.

Al-Akram Trust runs an education centre providing a full time Muslim primary school that was established in 2003 and a girls secondary school that started in 2011. The trust also runs adult classes and other educational activities. The charity operates in inner city Derby in the East Midlands.

Entraide (Mutual Aid) supports asylum seekers and refugees in Solihull and the West Midlands. We help them to access benefits, housing, education, training and employment as well as providing befriending and other social activities. We also work to reduce poverty in Africa (especially in Dem Rep of Congo) in the fields of education, health, livelihoods, agriculture, etc.