Basic Skills for Deaf Londoners
Project Contact Details
Telephone	02072968362
Fax	02072968128
Start Date	September 2002
End Date	December 2004
Project is not on going
Project Frequency	Rolling programme
Main Objectives of Project
	Basic or General Employability Skills
	Literacy
	Numeracy
	Information Advice Guidance
Project run in partnership with	Richmond Adult Community College, Deaf Plus: East Acton & Deptford, Harding Housing Association
Main Target Group
	People with disabilities
Secondary Target Group
	Long term unemployed (more than 12 months)
Project is not targeted at a specific gender group
Project is not targeted at a specific ethnic group
Project targeted ages	adults
Project Funding
	European Social Fund (ESF)
	Association of Local Government (ALG)
Main Recruitment Areas by London Borough
	Barnet
	Bexley
	Brent
	Croydon
	Ealing
	Enfield
	Greenwich
	Hackney
	Haringey
	Havering
	Hillingdon
	Hounslow
	Islington
	Kingston on Thames
	Lambeth
	Lewisham
	Merton
	Newham
	Redbridge
	Richmond on Thames
	Southwark
	Tower Hamlets
	Waltham Forest
	Wandsworth
	Westminster
Main Recruitment Areas by London Sub Region
Total number of participants	70
Total number of hours per participants	39
Project intensity	17 weeks
Qualifications Awarded
Participant Progression	No information on number of participants who progressed to part time or full time jobs, or gained a qualification or progressed to other courses.
Sector	Project not aimed at a particular jobs sector
Type of feedback both formal and informal
	Feedback from participants on completion of the project  formal  informal
	Feedback from participants who did not complete the project  formal  informal
No Independent Evaluation has been carried out
Organisation Running Project	RNID
Organisation Type	Voluntary/Community
In London Borough	Islington
In LSC sub region	London Central
Address	19-23 Featherstone Street
	London
	EC1Y 8SL
Website	www.rnid.org.uk
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