More young people with special educational needs in East Midlands will be supported into work
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Around 60 young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) across the East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA) region will have the opportunity to prepare for an internship or employment pathway, thanks to a significant grant awarded to Direct Education Business Partnership (DEBP) CIO.
Find out moreA journey from Newcastle to London is daunting enough by car or train. But Guy Smith from Northumberland Freemasons chose an alternative route one without roadworks or delays. He decided to run the entire distance to raise vital funds for the Freemasons’ Charity.
Find out moreThe families and loved ones of military personnel and veterans undergoing treatment at Centre for Defence Medicine at Birmingham’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital, will be able to access vital accommodation and other support as they visit patients, thanks to a grant to the University Hospitals Birmingham Charity.
Find out moreOver 500 local young people from across North London who have additional needs or disabilities will receive tailored help and support thanks to a grant to Unitas Youth Zone.
Find out moreAround 200 families from some of Birmingham’s most deprived areas will receive help and support thanks to a grant to the Home-Start Birmingham Tameside charity.
Find out moreA Friday afternoon conversation has kick-started a unique service to improve the lives of families in south Lincolnshire.
Find out moreChildren and young people across Derbyshire who have been affected by child exploitation – particularly those with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) – will receive vital help and support thanks to a £60,000 grant to specialist charity Safe and Sound.
Find out moreDyslexic children from families unable to afford specialist tuition will receive vital help and support thanks to a grant to the British Dyslexia Association.
Find out moreFamilies with young children across Leicestershire and Rutland will receive vital support thanks to a grant to the Home-Start Horizons charity.
Find out moreIn September, we invited six of these talented individuals, aged between 10-22, to visit Freemasons’ Hall, where they were filmed showcasing their talents and sharing their stories for an exciting video project to mark the anniversary of the scheme.
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