Education Charities

Providing a holistic programme of activities including children. play, youth and older people services, adult education, health and fitness, regeneration, employment support, training and volunteer opportunities, arts and sports facilities from the Masbro Centre in West London

Helping Young People Build Their Future by: Housing Training Outreach Enterprise Support CounsellingSkills for life for work & for livingChristian charity committed to helping:-Young People in need regardless of gender, sexuality, race, ability, faith-Vulnerable adults [learning/physical disability, MH issues]www.WestKentYMCA.org.uk/filmPassion 4 diversity empowering staff & clients

1. To advance promote and encourage the education of young persons of either sex by the provision of awards in the form of: (A) Scholarships, bursaries, grants or otherwise (B) Travelling scholarships (C) Prizes. 2. For the benefit of such other exclusively charitable objects and purposes in the United Kingdom or in any other part of the world as the trustees shall in discretion think fit.

Operating mainly in Lincs and Nth YorksAdvancing education by providing or assisting in the provision of learning and teaching mats and equip provided that it shall be of special benefit and not normally provided by a LA or the DfE.To provide or assist in the provision of facilities or recreation or leisure activities for chn in primary schools with the object of improving their lives.

THE OBJECTIVES OF CASS ARE:-1) TO PROVIDE THE NECESSARY FACILITIES FOR THE DAILY CARE, RECREATION AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN DURING OUT OF SCHOOL HOURS AND SCHOOL HOLIDAYS2) TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF THE PERSONS IN THE PROVISION OF SUCH CARE, EDUCATION AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

Flame Trust is an organisation with a Christian ethos, engaged in a variety of community and educational initiatives in the UK and overseas, including mentoring, leadership development and project management.

Provision of quality training and childcare with a view to enhance further education and employment opportunities for people with mulpiple disadvantage such as ethnic minorities, refugees and women returnees in the local area

The charity supports the work of the governors of Saighton Church of England Aided Primary School by raising money to fund projects that will improve the facilities at the school and thereby the education of the children.

Assisting young musicians who are in attendance at Chetham's School of Music or who are Choristers of Manchester Cathedral by making awards to pay tuition fees, costs of travel to musical events, costs of purchase of instruments, or music expenses of participation in musical competitions and similar fees costs and expenses.

Involved in education and training children and adults.We provide human resources.We make collect money to donate to specific organisations.We provide services (eg care/counselling)

Friendship Works (previously Friends United Network) supports children (5-16) from families in London who are facing a range of long-term difficulties. Each child referred to Friendship Works is matched with an adult volunteer who takes them out once a week for 3-4 hours. Volunteers commit to a support a child for a minimum of 2 years.

The charity acts as a headquarters for European activities of world council of Jain Academy. The charity co-operates and provides human resources to Indian summer school of Jain studies. It supervises Jain Academy and research centre at Mumbai University, India. It co-operates with academic institutions where Jainism is taught in UK and Belgium. All expenses have been paid by the trustees, hence,

The Charity applies its income in promoting the education (including social and physical training) of pupils and former pupils of Stonyhurst College who are under the age of 25 years, in one or more of the following ways or in such other ways as the Trustees think fit.

Provision of, theatrical acts, actors for all kinds of dramatic plays, and for providing theatrical acts and entertainers for all place of amusement. Scarlet partners with schools and their communities to help young people to experience creativity, and to develop their own talents and passion for the arts. Scarlet partners students in universities to further theatre research.

Ditchling (St. Margaret's) CE Primary School Trust Fund supports the children, community and activities of Ditchling (St. Margaret's) CE Primary School.

Provost Williams PTA charity is and has been such an integral part of the school community for many years raising thousands of pounds to improve equipment and resources to enhance the childrens education and facilities. Most popular fund raising events are the Christmas fair, Summer gala and childrens discos.

St Andrews Pre School caters for children from the age of 2years up to school years providing pre school education as well as other activities. We are Ofsted registered and can deal with children that are still in nappies. At present our leader is NVQ4. The deputy leader is NVQ 3 and we have one unqualified.All are undergoing training and are CRB approved.

Provide free, high quality, 1:1 counselling to young people aged 11- 18 in the Peterborough area. Referrals accepted from parents, carers, teachers or directly from young people. We also offer mental health education and early intervention to young people, schools and professionals. We have a base in our first Annabelle Davis Centre (ADC) in Yaxley.

The Trust supports University institutions and voluntary organisations doing research and public/policy engagement around justice and human rights and work addressing medical, legal and ethical aspects of childbirth and of end-of-life issues.

(a) The advancement of the Christian religion, in particular by the restoration and maintenence of Chelmsford Cathedral.(b) Establishing and maintaining educational, musical and choral bursaries.(c) Supporting charitable purpose relating to the development of the work of the Cathedral and for the furtherance of its ministry.

To promote study and research in christian theology and research into the role of religion in eliminating violence and promoting peace. Grants restricted to those at Oxford University with preference to mature students at Harris Manchester College.

The Trust was established in 1992 to sponsor a lecture series in conjunction with the Royal African Society. The 2013 lecture was given by Kabba Santigie Bangura based at the University of Sierra Leone. The title was Adapting to Climate Change: Coping with the effects of weather changes in Sierra Leone.

KMOTT aims to develop an appreciation of trees, encourage planting and promote an interest of trees in Kent. Committee members of KMOTT may give annual training in tree recognition and planting to members, who help us to plant trees in schools, colleges and villages

Hyphen-21 promotes activities and skills which strengthen community. These include 'Poems for the wall,' a project which supplies poem-posters free of charge for display in schools, libraries and healthcare settings. The material includes a large number of bilingual poems and collections on mental health and learning disability ; also a collection of 25 illustrated poems for children around 10.

Survivors poetry promotes poetry by and for survivors of mental distress. It is a survivor led arts organisation, national though based in London. It provides poetry workshops, reading and performances, music, visual arts (mainly on website), and mentoring. Its publishing arm is highly visible. Our vision is to see a world which celebrates the creative expression of survivors through poetry.