Domains targeting keyword young people birmingham

The Challenge Network (TCN) was founded in 2009 with the mission to connect and inspire people to strengthen their communities. Our programmes aim to create a rite of passage for 16 year olds, promote social mixing and support community engagement.

Raising Aspirations Through Sound and Vision

Established in Brighton, The Theatre Workshop has stage schools around the UK. We offer dance, singing, acting, ballet classes, and drama & youth theatre lessons too.

Mental health information for young people. We cut through the myths and stigma to give you the facts - to help you make informed decisions about where to seek help or support.

Islamic Help is a UK registered charity and international NGO established in 2003 by a group of young people determined to make a difference.

City Year UK is a leading youth and education charity and the only coordinated opportunity for full time volunteering within English schools.

Working in the most disadvantaged parts of the UK. We help people to create better places, to improve their prospects and to live and work in a greener way.

The Prince's Trust is a youth charity that helps young people aged 13 to 30 get into jobs, education and training.

Aimhigher West Midlands is a partnership of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), schools, academies and colleges. Together, we want to widen participation to make sure that young people from less advantaged backgrounds have improved social mobility, with access to high quality, exciting and challenging experiences that enhance their careers education. We motivate, inspire and provide accurate and impartial information, advice and guidance about higher education.

Arts Connect is the Bridge organisation for the West Midlands. Our aim is that all children and young people in the region can access and enjoy a rich and

Rehearse ALL - Birmingham. Rehearsal & Production Studios.

Our dad, Jerry Austin Jenkins, was a man of vision and a man of passion. He left behind a legacy of faith and his vision for serving the church. He saw a forest and envisioned a Christian camp for young people. Today, Maywood Christian Camp is a first-class camp and home to thousands of young people each summer. He envisioned a television program by which the Gospel could be preached throughout the Southeast. At the time of his passing,The Living Word  television program was the longest-running and most popular locally-produced religious broadcast in Alabama. He envisioned a Christian school in Birmingham that would allow students to learn the Word of God every day. Now Jefferson Christian Academy serves Birmingham and surrounding areas in a marvelous way. He envisioned a school to train deaf preachers to carry the Gospel to the deaf around the world. Today, the Birmingham Bible School for the Deaf continues to send preachers around the country to proclaim God’s message to those who cannot hear. He learned that there was one English-speaking nation left in the world where there was no church of Christ and he envisioned the church being planted in that country. Now there are strong, growing, and vibrant congregations throughout the nation of Belize. Dad believed the best was yet to be. Among two of his favorite quotes were: “The future is as bright as the promises of God,” and “Attempt great things for God, expect great help from God.” The Jenkins Institute seeks to honor this type of vision. Through seminars, workshops, books, publications, etc., we will continue, and hope to expand, the legacy of a man with faith and vision. Our goal in these efforts is to edify the church, encourage preachers (especially younger preachers), and strengthen families. Because we are both involved full time with congregations these seminars are available on a first come basis as our schedules and our agreement with our elders allow.Between the two of us, we have more than seventy years of experience in preaching and helping churches grow.