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Skills for Employment delivers Study Programmes, Traineeship and Internships. We deliver a variety of vocational and Personal and Social Development learning programmes, with a focus on employability and work experience, which support young people’s re-engagement into learning and positive progression in areas of high deprivation. …

Brought here by movie moguls from the USA and inaugurated in the UK in 1949 (as The Variety Club of Great Britain), Variety was one of the UK’s first charities to be founded especially for children and young people. We improve those young lives by…

West Nottinghamshire College is a large general Further Education college providing an excellent learning experience to all its learners, enabling them to progress successfully to the next stage of their lives, be that further or higher education or the world of work.  With four main…

Nottingham Community Housing Association (NCHA) is one of the largest locally-based housing groups in the East Midlands, managing over 9,500 homes and housing more than 20,000 tenants in Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland. They provide care and support across the East Midlands. Their…

Pegasus School is an independent specialist day and residential school for young people aged 8 - 19 years with severe learning difficulties, autism and associated challenging behaviour. Many of students also have associated mental health and therapy needs. Pegasus School is an independent specialist day…

When your child enrolls with us, the appropriate ability group is determined using our ability matrix. Lessons within all ability groups last for 30 minutes.  

Special Olympics Great Britain was established in 1978 as part of Special Olympics Inc. Special Olympics GB is a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee. Through 150 clubs in England, Scotland and Wales, we provide training and competition programmes in 26 sports. Taking…

Want 2 Play is suitable for anybody with a mental, physical, learning or behavioural difficulty wanting to play football.

able magazine is a UK disability lifestyle publication with 20 years’ experience writing about the things that matter to disabled people.

The Equality Advisory Support Service (EASS) is an advice service aimed at individuals who need expert information, advice and support on discrimination and human rights and equality issues, particularly when this is more than advice agencies and other local organisations can provide.The EASS helpline is…