3180 Educators providing Courses

cornwall neighbourhoods for change

t takes effort to fix sticky and persistent problems in our broken system because the issues leading to poverty are often complicated and require more than one kind of support. Cornwall Neighbourhoods for Change co-designs services with communities because person-centred services made up of many voices make better sense.

global action plan

We mobilise people and organisations to take action on the systems that harm us and our planet. Global Action Plan is an environmental charity focused on issues where the connection between the health of people and our planet is most tangible. Our current focus issues are air pollution, excessive consumption, and the education system. Our mission Tackling the root causes of climate change and the nature crisis by producing research, campaigns and collective action that reconnect human and environmental health.

cambodia youth for change

CYC: Cambodian Youth For Change Cambodia Youth for Change (CYC) is a registered not for profit school that provides quality learning and play within a safe environment for children of all ages in the rural district of Kampong Speu.We have on average 150 children visiting the Learning Centre each day, availing of lessons and taking part in other activities. The best learning methods Teaching methods are important to us, we teach using approved high quality and relevant resources. Learning through play and fun is at the core of our teaching methods to increase children's communication and confidence skills. Awesome results of our students Alongside providing education the CYC is a stepping stone to further education, we work heavily with students to develop skills needed for a prosperous university education. Many of our Students go on to University.

foundation for change

ben lawrence - behaviour change transformation coach

train to change

change working training, coaching & pain services

u - change starts with you

train to change (wales) ltd

weclustr.com | change starts from within

I sort of started my life in some very egotistic businesses, like fashion, PR, music etc. I call them “egotistic” because it always involved showing something or presenting something that was about me. I was very much into material things. I was into pursuing a hedonistic type of lifestyle, or a so-called “good life”. It was very much self-centred. It was all about my personal achievement. I did some personal growth workshops of some sort, but that was it. The word “spirituality” didn’t exist, because I didn’t know what that meant.