Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

Frugal Empowerment Foundation's 2025 projects enhance communities in the UK and Nigeria through youth music development, festive aid, elderly support, GYMPAC, community-building initiatives through a series of Caring Saturdays programmes, small business empowerment, crisis relief for children, and prison rehabilitation programmes

To provide secure, supervised playgroup facilities for pre-school children over the age of 1.5years to the age of 5 years, at an affordable price. The playgroup operates five mornings and 3 afternoons a week for a period of 3 hours and can take a maximum of 29 children per session. 4 places are reserved for children whose circumstances render them in need of a place should the situation arise.

The Charity works in the Kanamai District of Mombasa, Kenya. Our four areas of concern are Clean Water, and Sanitation, Education, Primary Health Care, and Employment and Self sufficiency. We have provided finance to build a Primary School, and provide education, school uniforms and 2 meals a day for the 120 or so children. We have built and cleaned/ updated wells .

We work closely together with childrens families and carers to provide a safe and stimulating learning environment which is designed to enable all children to develop. We encourage this development by planning for their interests and needs. In a way which will fully engage them and by making their time fun and enjoyable.

The charity is for the prevention or relief of poverty, we help children, young people, people with disabilities, other voluntary bodies, and the general public. We provide services, advocacy, advice and we act as an umbrella and resource body for other local charities.

Providing Information, Knowledge and Support to Parents, Carers and Professionals in relation in ADHD in South West London, with a view to improving the lives of children, young people and their families.

We are a parent-led community childcare service for children aged 2-11 years. Children from our recognised deprived area can gain access to good quality safe facilities & develop their cognitive and educational skills whilst interacting with their peers and becoming independent from their parents/carers. We support families at an early stage, some of which are highly vulnerable with complex needs.

WE PROVIDE A SAFE AND FUN ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN AGED 2-5 YEARS TO LEARN AND DEVELOP LIFE SKILLS THROUGH PLAY.

We provide sessional day care for children aged 2 to 4 years.

Pre-school catering for children aged between 2 and 5.

We are situated in a classroom of Weston Point Primary School. We have been running for over 40 years. We provide high quality childcare for children aged between 2 and 5 years old. We accept 2 and 3&4 year old funding and 30 hour funding. We have a SENDCO trained member of staff who works closely with key persons and other professionals to support children in our care.

We help children with health challenges . Example children suffering from sickle cell disease in ENGLNAD and Ghana. We also do educational programmes for children of school going age.

The centre helps children, mainly 2-4 yrs, who have a wide range of physical, mental, emotional and/or delayed developmental problems. The centre provides facilities and activities to encourage & assess development. Trained staff are assisted by visiting therapists and teachers who help staff & parents with childrens needs. Transport from various parts of the Borough is provided by Dudley MBC

We have a number of projects who all contribute to the delivery of our vision; Religious EducationLessons, Workshops & Events.Work Supporting Local Churches, and those that work with Children and Young People.Princes Trust projects.Community projects and support.

South Manchester Down's Syndrome Support Group is a member led charity. We exist to empower children and young people with Down's syndrome to reach their potential and lead fulfilling lives. We do this directly by facilitating their access to social and educational opportunities and indirectly by helping their family members and carers.

We deliver innovative and challenging learning programmes for children and adult learners. Although the Centre has a broad range of programmes and initiatives, the main focus is on raising levels of both literacy and numeracy using the stadium as the classroom.We work with schools and education providers to design packages to support the needs of identified groups of all ages and abilities.

We are an OFSTED registered pre-school providing places for children aged 2 1/2 to 4. We provide an excellent play-based educational programme through which all individual children will enjoy and achieve their full potential. Through constant observations and assessments we are able to plan to support every child's individual needs and follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework.

Concerteenies is an award-winning producer of musical events and activities for young children and their adults in Sheffield and beyond. We present concerts, creative music projects, and online events in early years settings (nurseries, schools, childminders), within the community (through venues and care homes), and at home, in addition to providing training and resources.

Worship and preaching of God's word; serving the local community, ministering to the elderly with tea and lunch clubs; cafe on Tuesdays for the local community; reaching the children and youth with various activities; youth caf?; voluntary work; overseas mission and compassion work in Uganda.

To partner with UK schools to raise awareness and funding for a dinner programme for orphaned and vulnerable children in the Kibera slum Nairobi.To create a school sponsorship programme for orphaned and vulnerable children from the Kibera.

The charity aims to provide access to the theatre and the performing arts for children from disadvantaged areas across the UK and in selected US cities. We will subsidise tickets to make the arts more accessible, support theatrical productions, and on occasion provide related educational experiences.

The charity allows contributions to be paid directly to medical specialists, normally the hospital, in third world countries to have operations that would not otherwise be available to the people concerned. These operations are usually in the worlds remotest areas. The charity is also running a glasses program, carrying out eye tests and providing glasses to children in third world countries.

o provide help to orphans, widows, disabled people and all those in poverty in generalo assist children with school fees.o assist with medical treatment.o provide clothing to those in need.o provide water in areas where there is shortage.o assist in paying salaries for teachers and caretakers in places of worship.o provide food for those who are fasting in the month of fasting and duri

Holiday play schemes for children with severe learning difficulties and complex medical needs. Bespoke play opportunities and experiences for children that attend Ty Gwyn School.

Our charity directly supports families going through and following their child's Autism diagnosis (and co-morbid conditions)