Supporting Charities
Welcome to Beyond Training, where our commitment extends beyond, to encompass meaningful impact. We take pride in supporting selected charities through fundraising, awareness initiatives, and community action, striving to create positive change where it is most needed.
A portion of the income from our course bookings goes towards our chosen charities, and we welcome additional donations from customers who wish to support these efforts.
We will provide regular updates regarding our donations and the assistance we offer to these deserving causes, as well as other good causes.
Finding Hope for FRRS1L is a parent lead non-profit, dedicated to developing gene therapy treatments for children affected by the rare FRRS1L (Frizzle) genetic disorder.
The organization’s mission is to create a global community of hope, connect families, raise awareness, and fund research to develop gene replacement therapies that have shown promising results in pre-clinical models.
The non-profit emphasizes direct allocation of donations to research and treatment development, minimizing overhead costs.
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Finding Hope for FRRS1L is developing gene replacement therapy for Frizzle (FRRS1L) disease. The goal is to dose the first Frizzle patients by September of 2026.
AEDdonate's mission statement is to provide essential first aid services through the placement of Defibrillators through community fundraising events. They aim to improve survival from out of hospital cardiac arrests by supporting the placement and use of Automated External Defibrillators (AED) in local communities, businesses, and schools. AEDdonate achieves this by giving communities the opportunity to fundraise or purchase an AED, which can then be registered with your local Ambulance Trust for use in an Emergency. This initiative helps protect communities from the UK’s biggest killer, Sudden Cardiac Arrest.
The Child Accident Prevention Trust is the only UK charity to focus on preventing death and serious injury to children from avoidable accidents. Our vision is a safer world for all our children.
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They were set up 40 years ago by two consultant paediatricians who could not bear to keep treating the same injuries day after day; and who sometimes, despite their best efforts, had to give the news that no parent ever wants to hear.
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They knew that many of the deaths and life-changing injuries they were treating were needless and they became determined to prevent them.
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They are still driven by that same passion to keep children safe.