1433 Educators providing Community Development courses delivered Online

milton keynes chinese school & community centre

The school was started in 1986 by a group of Vietnamese Chinese in order to preserve their mother tongue, i.e. Cantonese. Two years later, In July 1988, Milton Keynes Chinese School was formally formed. As a proof of recognition of our high standard from external bodies, we were awarded the status of Model School by China, and also is now an accredited HSK/YCT Test Centre. We are a registered charity and a non-profit making organisation. The school is managed by a group of volunteers with support from a team dedicated experienced teachers.

camphill wakefield (pennine camphill community ltd)

At Pennine all areas of the students’ lives — at home, in the classroom, in the work areas and workshops, the leisure and cultural activities — provide opportunities for learning. We create a lively, stimulating but structured environment that draws students into the learning process and allows them to thrive. We aim to develop social and independent-living skills and work-related skills, including transferable skills such as working as part of a group and taking responsibility for one’s own work. Our approach stimulates creativity and allows students to build a sense of achievement and develop self-confidence and self-esteem.

south brent old school community centre

South Brent Old School Centre is a charity actively managed by local Trustees and is run for community benefit on a not for profit basis. It is also a Company Limited by Guarantee. The charitable objective of the Charity is (as set out in the Articles of Association) : “to undertake common effort … for the inhabitants of South Brent and neighbourhood … to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants”

the manna food co. community cafes

Our vision is to create opportunities in and around the Doncaster area, that can act as a context for meeting the broad range of physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual needs within local communities.

st. vincent and the grenadines community college

SVGCC Part-Time Programmes for January 2023 You are invited to apply to study part-time at the SVGCC and earn your Associate Degree in Business Management or Paralegal Studies, starting in January 2023! Classes will be delivered using a hybrid system of face-to-face and online, and are expected to begin on Monday January 23rd, 2023. The application deadline is January 13th, 2023. Application forms must be submitted to dasgsoffice@svgcc.vc or in-person to the Division of Arts, Sciences and General Studies, at our Villa campus. Explore, grow and soar at the SVGCC. Application Form Mask Wearing Advised on SVGCC Campuses When visiting any Division of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Community College (SVGCC), we recommend that you wear a mask. Mask wearing in public spaces including on SVGCC Campuses, is advised. Therefore, we encourage you to also wear your mask when using public transportation or any other instances where maintaining physical distancing poses a challenge.

new sandfields aberafan and afan-community regeneration

NSA Afan is a member led, community based regeneration organisation that is a Company Limited by Guarantee, (3674953) and a Registered Charity, (1088934) and is governed by a Board of Director Trustees. The purpose of the organisation is to support regeneration to enable a better quality of life for people living in the most disadvantaged communities in the Swansea Bay Area. Charitable Objectives ■The promotion for the public benefit of urban or rural regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation and in particular the electoral divisions currently known as Sandfields East, West and Aberavon. ■ The advancement of education, training or retraining, particularly amongst unemployed people and providing unemployed people with work experience ■ To relieve sickness and to preserve and protect good health ■ The relief of poverty ■ To provide recreational facilities for the public at large or those who by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, poverty or social and economic circumstances have need of such facilities ■ The maintenance, improvement or provision of public amenities ■ The promotion of public safety and the prevention of crime ■ Such other means as may from time to time be determined subject to the prior written consent of the charity commissioner for England and Wales

craig-y-don sports and community centre

Craig-y-Don Sports and Community Centre - Site Management

accrington stanley football in the community trust

Accrington Stanley Community Trust is an award-winning, non-profit, self-funding registered charity (Number 1139575) and community organisation that has been working within the Hyndburn community since 2007. After becoming a registered charity and re-forming as a Community Trust in 2010, the organisation has seen an accelerated rise and growth. Accrington Stanley Community Trust was originally established under the banner of Football in the Community in 2007, with the aim to bring the professional club and their community closer together. Natural progression from Football in the Community resulted in the scheme being taken on to work alongside and under the guidance of the Football League Trust. Accrington Stanley Community Trust has expanded at a phenomenal rate and we now work in 4 key themed areas: Sports Participation, Education, Health & Wellbeing and Social Inclusion. Football and in particular, Accrington Stanley Football Club has the ability to engage people, improve community cohesion and raise the hopes and aspirations of the people of Hyndburn. As a Club we are committed to ensuring that we respond to local needs whilst working strategically in line with regional and national agendas. We all recognise that sport can play a prominent role in addressing major issues such as obesity, anti-social behaviour, health, employment and attainment. Through key partnerships and a robust multi-agency approach, we ensure that we can achieve our aims and objectives effectively and efficiently. Our partnerships work underpins the entire scheme delivery programme and enables us to work strategically within Hyndburn. These relationships enable us to engage with underrepresented and hard to reach groups.

beechcroft tennis and multi sport community club

woodstock partnership school's out and community learning