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SGCS has
designed and successfully executed a range of programmes since
1999. Please see a description of them below.
Community Development:
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| 1- HELP
(Holidays and Educational Learning Programme) |
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project was funded in part by BBC Children In Need, and was
designed to support disadvantaged SATS and GCSE students gain
better grades in their exams. We were fortunate to gain the
commitment of teachers from local primary and secondary schools.
Students benefited from this programme a great deal, and a large
majority of students improved by a grade i-e from C to B grade
at GCSE level. |
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| 2- SPARC
(Sports Project to Aid the Reduction of Crime) |
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| 3- GRACE
(Gun Reduction) |
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| 4- SEED
(Support for Employability Enhancement and Development) |
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| 5- PROSEED
(providing Real Opportunities for the Support for |
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| 6- RIRP
(Reducing Influences that Radicalise Prisoners) |
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| 7- PALM
(Preventative and Lasting Measures) |
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8- TRIM
(Transforming Radicals into Models)
Education:
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| 9- LCBMIT
(London College of Business Management and Information
Technology, changed to SOEL) |
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| LCBMIT
builds on the expertise that SGCS has developed in enhancing the
skills and employability of the disadvantaged community, through
a range of personal development session, and accredited
vocational courses. |
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| However,
LCBMIT also provides affordable education to disadvantaged
communities from low income countries around the world, as
defined by the World Bank such as Nepal, Pakistan, India,
Philippines, and others. LCBMIT also gives us sustainability, to
ensure that we continue to support communities. LCBMIT has a
separate structure, and you can learn more about LCBMIT
website
here. |
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