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the elliot foundation academies trust

The Elliot Foundation is a group of people with a wealth of experience brought together by a passion for giving children the best start in life. We believe in openness and transparency in all things, so feel free to contact us about any aspect of our work.

light foundations

Light Foundations has been operating since 2012 and has been recognised for its commitment to improving the lives of local communities. Through trusted partnerships and collaboration with Ealing Job Centres, employment agencies, and other like-minded organizations, Light Foundations works towards creating opportunities and building brighter futures for all.

the philosophy foundation

Young Plato is an observational documentary is set in post-conflict Belfast's Ardoyne, where a marginalized working-class community has for generations been plagued by poverty, drugs and guns. The film charts the dream of Headmaster Kevin McArevey and his dedicated, visionary team illustrating how critical thinking and pastoral care can empower and encourage children to see beyond the boundaries and limitations of their own community. We see how philosophy can encourage them to question the mythologies of war and of violence, and sometimes challenge the narratives their parents, peers, and socio-economic group would dictate. The Philosophy Foundation started working with Holy Cross Boys' Primary School in Belfast in 2014 and as a partner school we have had the privilege to work closely with Kevin and the staff at Holy Cross Boys' since then.

bedford school foundation

Bedford School is an independent boarding and day school in Bedfordshire for boys aged 7 to 18. Our mission is to teach boys to think intelligently, act wisely and be fully engaged in a challenging and changing world. In order to deliver this, we concentrate our efforts in three main areas: developing the young man within, realising his academic potential and providing sustainability over time. More detail behind each of these strands can be found in our strategic focus document.

davis learning foundation

the elm foundation

The story of The Elm Foundation began in 1985, which was when we launched our charity under the name of North Derbyshire Women’s Aid. Our aim in the mid-eighties was exactly the same as it is today: to provide a range of services and much-needed support to any man, woman or child affected by domestic abuse. The organisation went on to be known as Derbyshire Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse Services (DDVSAS) before relaunching as The Elm Foundation in 2018.

careerline education foundation

Careerline Education Foundation your trusted partner for Overseas Education Consultants in Ahmedabad [https://careerline.org/]We are dedicated to providing tailored solutions that help students navigate the complex world of foreign education. Our services include study abroad consultation, student visa assistance, and specialized coaching for PTE, IELTS, GRE, TOEFL, and SAT.Our team of experienced consultants works closely with students to understand their aspirations and guide them through the entire process, from choosing the right course and university to preparing for entrance exams and applying for visas. We have a proven track record of success in helping students secure admission in top universities in Canada, USA, UK, Australia, and New Zealand.At Careerline Education Foundation, we believe in empowering students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in a global environment. Our comprehensive services, coupled with our commitment to excellence, have made us the go-to choice for students aspiring to study abroad. Join us on your journey to a successful international education.

earth champions foundation

The greatest threat to life on Earth is the belief that someone else will save us"... Founded in 2000, with the first award given by Nelson Mandela, the Earth Champions Foundation believes everyone has the right to a sustainable and healthy future. Local solutions for climate change and wellbeing often work best for local people and it is our communities, businesses and governments who have the knowledge.

the counselling foundation

The Counselling Foundation has been providing counselling and training services since 1974. We provide counselling for around 400 clients every week at our centres across Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire and via remote platforms. Alongside our counselling service, we provide training and professional courses for approximately 400 people every year. Both our training and our clinical services are accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and we have a reputation for high academic and professional standards. We believe that well-trained counsellors can support individuals to safely explore their feelings, beliefs, thoughts and behaviours, including their cultural and personal histories. We believe that talking in a safe environment can bring understanding and relief to psychological and emotional suffering

the mason foundation

Stephen, born with a disability himself, was only too aware of the many barriers that can exist for so many groups within society, which make participating in mainstream activities more difficult. Stephen is hugely passionate about championing inclusivity and was driven to create opportunities for everyone, supporting those who need help the most. He wanted to provide opportunities to support individuals and families from all walks of life, focusing on those who may face additional challenges. Stephen set up The Mason Foundation to remove barriers, provide opportunities to build lasting friendships, and celebrate inclusivity. His mission is centered around reducing inequalities and helping everyone live happy, healthy, active, and fulfilled lives. The first initiative launched by the Foundation was The Mason Mile – locally centred, community-based miles, where everyone can come together to do 15 minutes of activity, doing #TheirMileTheirWay, regardless of ability or disability. This has continued to evolve and now includes additional programmes such as The Family Mile and The Community Mile. In 2021, following the devastating impact of the pandemic, the global economy was struggling with a shortage of workers for entry-level roles. The Mason Foundation, through an existing partnership with The Oaks Specialist College, was also very aware of the challenges facing young people with learning disabilities to successfully secure and maintain appropriate employment, specifically in entry-level roles. It felt like there was a huge disconnect. This led to the development of Propel, a programme set up to overcome barriers and support young people with learning disabilities into work.