The James Wentworth-Stanley Memorial Fund was set up in memory of James Wentworth-Stanley in order to address the huge problem of youth suicide and depression
ICS Entrepreneur with Challenges Worldwide is an opportunity to share business skills and knowledge with small and medium enterprises whilst working alongside a local volunteer. Through helping a local company you will be involved in the continued growth and development of their organisation.
IT HELPS STREET CHILDREN IN KABUL, AFGHANISTAN BY PROVIDING EDUCATION VOCATIONAL SKILLS AND GENERAL SUPPORT
Since it’s launch in 2002, the Tag Rugby Trust has grown to work in the UK and 8 developing countries We use rugby as a vehicle to “Build Futures” through relevant and challenging opportunities for children and adults alike Sustainability and local ownership is central to our work
National Star provides specialist education, training and personal development opportunities for people with complex disabilities and acquired brain injuries. Our programmes and projects enable young people and adults with disabilities to gain independence, confidence and vital life skills.
Smart Works is a charity that helps women on low incomes get a job and become financially independent. We provide interview clothes and interview training to help women feel more confident and start to believe in their own ability to succeed and move on with their lives. One in two are successful.
Opportunities for all - TBF seeks to open doors for children and adults with learning difficulties who may have their opportunities to develop or to enhance their life skills thwarted through lack of funds. The Tony Barnard Foundation was formed in memory of Tony Barnard.Tony suffered a massive brain trauma and adapted to life as a disabled man for over twenty years. He endured several months of total blindness and he learned how to cope in his dark world. This equipped him with new and different strategies with which to face life. Tony had been a very successful business man prior to his trauma and was a great believer in the power of the marketing and networking tools. Having lost the use of 50% of his body Tony never allowed the disability to constrain his desire to continue to network and support, encourage and help others. Tony made often made friends of those who found friendship a struggle. He understood what it was to have your confidence shattered and your world shrink through trauma. Working together The aim of the Foundation is to support in whatever way we can. The Foundation will raise funds that can be distributed to open doors for some and take the pressure off others. None of the money raised will go to employ people—all the money raised will be to offer direct relief or to offer individuals, groups or families opportunities to enhance their quality of life. Who will benefit We will aim to support those with a learning difficulty to enable them to be more independent and to have the opportunity to participate in the community in which they live.
Our vision is to change the lives of disadvantaged young people in the UK using the power of football. We achieve this through a football and employability programme that helps build confidence, improves health and develops skills towards employment and independence.
CASE supports and trains around 120 people with Learning Disabilities in the Hull and East Yorkshire region. It has a training facility supporting Trainees with lifeskills, qualifications and employment where appropriate. CASE celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2010.
Blind in Business helps young partially sighted and blind people into work through comprehensive Training and Employment Services. Both are free. Blind in Business works with young people all over the UK, helping them to raise their confidence and compete equally for jobs with sighted candidates.
QEF works with people living with physical and learning disabilities or acquired brain injuries to gain new skills and increase independence. Whether it's learning everyday life skills, rebuilding a life affected by brain injury, acquiring the skills to drive a specially adapted car or training for future employment QEF supports disabled people to achieve goals for life.
Centre 81 is a lifeline for people in the Borough of Great Yarmouth running a Skills and Activities Centre for people with physical and other disabilities and who have complex health and/or social needs and a Community Transport Service for people who can’t access conventional public transport.
The Community Foundation for Surrey is an independent charitable trust. It aims to improve the lives of people in Surrey by raising the level of charitable giving and making sure that this money goes to where it is really needed.
HYT supports sustainable development in Uganda by using environmentally friendly technologies. British volunteers & Ugandans work together improving lives, providing employment opportunity by constructing water tanks & low cost buildings & training young Africans in useful, practical skills.
Working Chance is the UK’s only specialist recruitment agency for women with criminalconvictions. Our small and efficient team provides training, support and placement services to get women into high quality, sustainable employment.We place motivated and work ready women into quality paid jobs with forward-thinking employers, from major corporates to SMEs and local businesses. Our mission is to challenge discrimination against ex-offenders and to enable women to move on with their lives and support themselves and their families.Placing a woman into work enables her cross the line from exclusion to contribution. It gives her children a positive role model and helps to break cycles of re-offending. Our re-offending rate is less than 5%, compared to the national average of 51%. We don’t receive Government funding so we rely on donations to deliver our services. Thank you for supporting us. Charity No: 1131802 Find out more Website http://www.workingchance.org
PSS is a social enterprise that works across the UK. We have one key purpose: to help people get the most from life, whether this is at home, in their families, in their well-being or within their wider networks. We do this by providing 'on the ground' support for thousands of people each year.
Aisling reaches out to vulnerable long-term Irish migrants, providing them with supported holidays and on-going support and advice. Aisling helps clients reconnect with their families and friends in Ireland and offers advice and assistance for those who wish to resettle in their homeland.
Help us to Identify, Understand and Support struggling veterans in the community by supporting Veterans' Lifeline in anyway you can, A fully trained and qualified individual will work with the Veteran to help understand the situation using the template of HARDFACTS - Health, Accommodation, Relocation, Drugs/Alcohol, Finances, Attitude, Children/Family, Training/ Courses/Employment, Support. The team is made up of a clever mix of individuals, ranging from Toni Owens who has over 20 years experience at putting the right people into the right employment. Leon Owens a successful local businessman with fantastic people skills and Nick Perry a former soldier with over 25 years military service including many operational tours of Iraq, Afghanistan etc and a fully trained specialist at working with Wounded, Injured and Sick soldiers. Charity No: 1167271 Find out more Website http://www.veteranslifeline.co.uk
We are a Christian charity tackling issues youth are facing today. Our initiatives include Eden- youth workers moving into tough estates to bring change within communities; Message Enterprise Centre, providing jobs, training & housing for ex-offenders; & bands who teach life lessons in schools.
Disability Action Yorkshire provides services for adults with physical, learning and sensory disabilities in Yorkshire. We aim to enable every disabled adult in Yorkshire to live the lifestyle of their own choosing; a lifestyle full of independence, personal choice and opportunity. Our services are: Residential care - we have the only residential care-home specifically for younger adults with physical disabilities in the Harrogate and District area. Whilst we provide the very highest level of care, we also teach our residents important independent living skills, so that they can be as self-reliant as possible. Employment skills training - we provide a training and development service for adults with physical and learning disabilities, to enable them to find employment. We offer adult learning courses, such as volunteering skills or full ASDAN certifications, plus work based placements in our Furniture Entreprise. Our Furniture Enterprise is a dedicated service selling pre-used, quality furniture and soft furnishings, on a commissiion basis to the general public. We display all the furniture in our showroom situated at Hornbeam Park, Harrogate. Home-care - we provide a home-care service for disabled adults, especially those who have been disabled by old age. We can offer support with personal care, cooking, cleaning, shopping, night-sitting, companionship and anything else that is needed. We aim to enable our service-users to remain living independently in their own homes for as long as possible, without feeling isolated or alone. Accessible Holiday Lodge - we have used our experience of providing accommodation for disabled people to ensure the holiday lodge is fully accessible and has the equipment needed to make your holiday enjoyable. A high quality facility based in Louth, Lincolnshire providing accessible holidays to families with both adult and child disabled access.
The provision of Affordable Quality Education to rural communities irrespective of individual background in Bombo, Uganda. Produce self-sustaining individuals and communities with long-term employment prospects. Relief of poverty and environmental degradation among rural communities. Initiatives of adult skills training to achieve necessary knowledge for sustainable employment, elimination of poverty and involvement of the communities in the conservation of their environment.
Enham has a proud past and an even brighter future. Enham strives to support disabled people in making real choices in life through the provision of services that will extend access and opportunity for learning, living and worthwhile employment. It gives support wherever needed to enable life to be lived to the full.
The Aldingbourne Trust is committed to supporting adults with learning and/or physical disabilities to live life to their potential: to develop their skills, helping them gain employment in the local community and encouraging them to live more fulfilled, independent lives.
Since 2005, MCF has improved the living situations in the slums and has created programs to empower children and adults through education. MCF has proven that with the proper education, the list of opportunities are endless