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Nas Academies Trust

nas academies trust

London

Liberty Academy Trust (formally NAS Academies Trust) was established in 2012 to enhance the educational experience of autistic pupils. We are currently a small Trust of three academies, but we have plans to grow so that our reach and impact can extend further. Our aim is to provide an educational offer that works for autistic children and young people, and we do this through our core values of courage, determination and teamwork.

Global Aid Trust

global aid trust

4.8(9)

London

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. SIMPLY FOLLOW THE LINK TO DONATE BY AMAZON. IT WILL TAKE YOU TO AMAZON SHOPPING PAGE, ONCE YOUR CHOOSE GLOBAL AID TRUST LIMITED AS A CHARITY AND KEEP SHOPPING, CERTAIN PERCENTAGE WILL BE DONATED TO GLOBAL AID AND YOUR HELP WILL MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE.

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Walter Carrington Educational Trust

walter carrington educational trust

London

Walter Carrington Educational Trust – Charity for the Walter Carrington Educational Trust Charity for the Walter Carrington Educational Trust

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The Lotus Trust

the lotus trust

Aldenham

The Lotus Trust was established in 2005 as an International charity working in the UK and overseas to alleviate poverty and distress. Through its close links with local voluntary organisations The Lotus Trust hopes to take on an active role in local Community Capacity Building programmes within the voluntary and community sectors. As a member of BOND (British Overseas NGOs for Development) and with its affiliations with several NGOs in India and Africa, The Lotus Trust plans to raise awareness, provide support and initiate programmes based on sustainable livelihoods, social equity, economic growth and self reliance through community participation.

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The Urbed Trust

the urbed trust

London

Urbed (Urbanism, Environment and Design) Ltd to close-Urbed Trust unaffected It is with great sadness that we announce that our partner organisation Urbed (Urbanism, Environment and Design) Ltd will close early in 2023. The employee-owned cooperative finds itself with no option, following the completion of several projects and operating in an incredibly difficult post COVID environment, particularly with public sector tendering. Urbed (Urbanism, Environment and Design) Ltd formed in 2006, and grew out of the original Urbed (Urban and Economic Development) Ltd from 1976. It is one of the last surviving members of a group of consultancies that pioneered the process of urban regeneration in the 1970s and 80s. Since that time Urbed have undertaken ground-breaking work on the reuse of industrial heritage, managed workspace, town centres, sustainable urbanism, domestic retrofit, urban design and coding. Their closure will not affect ourselves at the Urbed Trust. We are a separate not for profit company run by Urbed’s 1976 original founding director Dr Nicholas Falk. We will continue our work on smarter urbanisation and sustainable housing in both the UK and India. Who are the URBED Trust? The URBED Trust is a not for profit company with charitable aims set up to promote research into the future of urban areas, and to disseminate best practice. The trust was reconstituted after Nicholas Falk and David Rudlin won the 2014 Wolfson Economics Prize for showing how to build new Garden Cities that are visionary, viable and popular. A group of expert board members are overseeing different projects, in partnership with other public bodies.

Veritas Educational Trust

veritas educational trust

London

Our vision is to make learning irresistible for all pupils across our trust schools. Our vision is to make learning irresistible for all across our trust schools. Our ethos is to grow a family of schools that work together to be innovative, inclusive and inspirational. Our schools maintain a character that is rooted in their community. This makes each school distinct, while sharing core values and benefiting from joined up ways of working. Sharing the best practice across our schools to strengthen the outcomes for our children. Above all, we want our children, our staff and our communities to feel the excitement that education brings. This is achieved through connections and networks both within schools, across schools and beyond the trust. Building a culture of outward facing research-informed practice in all we do. We thrive on educational networks. Through the links with Canterbury Christ Church University and the Chartered College of Teaching, we lead on research practice across East Kent. Providing opportunities for staff across our trust and beyond to deepen their evidence informed practice through research groups and events including teach meets and journal clubs. We have also formed a network of trusts that support one another, providing a wider family of support for our schools. This has connected staff across our schools to other trusts, building relationships and widening the network of professional conversations across Kent.

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Leyton Orient Trust

leyton orient trust

London

Using the power of sport to improve life chances.To deliver and develop Health, Well Being, Educational Attainment and Life Skills programmes that are relevant, engaging and inspiring.Since its creation in 1989 Leyton Orient Trust has invested over £30 million in North and East London touching the lives of over 100,000 people in that time. Leyton Orient Trust aligns itself with the aims and objectives of Local, Regional and National Government; its agencies and the third and community sector where appropriate and of mutual benefit, in particular in the London Boroughs of Hackney, Redbridge, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest and collectively through the Growth Boroughs Unit.

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The Alexandria Trust

the alexandria trust

London

The vision of the Alexandria Trust is for an Arab region once again home to world class standards of education, recapturing the ancient traditions of Alexandria as a centre of learning, where teachers and students engage in vibrant debate and first-rate tuition and scholarship.

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The Sutton Trust

the sutton trust

4.2(10)

London

Social mobility in Britain is low. The educational opportunities and life chances of a child born today are strongly linked to their parents’ socio-economic background. This is the challenge we face. Since 1997 and under the leadership of our founder, Sir Peter Lampl, the Sutton Trust has worked to address this. We fight for social mobility from birth to the workplace so that every young person – no matter who their parents are, what school they go to, or where they live – has the chance to succeed in

Hoxton Trust(the)

hoxton trust(the)

London

The Hoxton Trust exists to make the area of Hoxton and Shoreditch a better place for everyone who lives or works there. We do this by supporting those most economically and socially disadvantaged with opportunities to build their levels of skills, knowledge and confidence; by providing free legal advice and assistance to those without the means to otherwise obtain it; and by managing and maintaining a community garden for the health, wellbeing and general enjoyment of everyone. We also help organisations with similar aims to ours by hosting them free of charge or at a discounted rent in our building at 156 Hoxton Street. Currently, we host a drug and alcohol rehabilitation service, a charity committed to ending female genital mutilation (FGM) and a local group, Calibre Minds, that works to support teenage boys by providing them with training in practical skills like joinery, plumbing and electrics. We are a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee that invests in local people and local projects to build community pride. We are run by a Board of Trustees, made up of residents and members of groups interested in the work of the Trust. The day to day running of the Trust is carried out by the Executive Director.

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