economically deprived
young offenders
deprived backgrounds
accredited courses
excluded from mainstream education
Finances:
Objects:
1. the advancement of education for the public benefit by:a. the provision of accredited training courses for young people particularly but not exclusively, young offenders and youths not in education, employment or training (neets);b. training and educational support for adults who are not in education or employment and who are receiving specific benefits from the state or who would not otherwise be able to afford education to advance their opportunities for economic and financial stability.2. the advancement in life of children aged 13-16 who reside within 5 miles of birmingham and are excluded (or at risk of being excluded) from mainstream education and come from economically and financially deprived backgrounds by providing advice, assistance and programmes of activities as a means to develop their skills, capacities and capabilities and enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals.
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