Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR THE OUT OF SCHOOL CARE, EDUCATION AND RECREATION OF CHILDREN.

Stalham Baptist Church holds worship services, prayer meetings, bible study groups. Children's activities such as PopUp Cafe, Monday Club, Holiday clubs and Fun days. Supports Food bank (who operate from the premises) , has many activities which support the local community including Lunch Club, Coffee & Chat, Table Tennis for the over 60's.Produces a free magazine (Community Scene)

Provide Pre-School care and education to children from 2yrs and 9mths to school entry

Childcare and education of children aged between 2 and 4 years of age.Out of School care for children aged between 2 and 11 years of age.

The charity aims to help: Children/Young peopleElderly and old peoplePeople with DisabilitiesOther charities and other voluntary bodiesThe general public/mankindo advance life and help people through recreational , educational and leisure activities. To develop skills, capabilities and provide assistance and organise programmes of physical, educational and other activities.

St John's Playtime Pre-School was opened in 1980. Our main aim is to provide high quality care, learning and development for all children below the statutory school age. We work in partnership with parents to help their children learn and develop by offering a service that promotes equality and values diversity.

Providing community transport services for the elderly, disabled, people with young children and those living in isolated areas of Bishop's Stortford and surrounding area

We work closely with families and we believe that families of disabled children deserve better and we are driven to fight and advocate for what is right, driving innovation and change that benefit families of disabled children, focusing on the impact we make. We challenge disadvantage and tackle inequality and help our families to deal with the barriers they face daily.

Bishopthorpe Preschool Playgroup caters for children aged 3 - 4 within Bishopthorpe. Our team of staff and committee work together to ensure that all children and their families are supported and happy. We offer a caring, exciting and stimulating environment for the children to learn and develop at their own pace. We also offer Forest School sessions and have excellent links with the local school.

Reaching and serving the poorest of the poor in India, through children's homes, schools, training, and medical provision. Our work has a particular focus on children and the elderly.

The raising of money to fund a building that will enable disabled children and their carers a place to come and meet and where there will be a range of acitivities for the children and where carers can share and seek the help and support they need.

The purpose of Cashes Green Playgroup is to enhance the development, care and education of children aged 2-4 years old. We give the opportunity to attend our group whatever their race, culture, religion, means or ability under the PATA Constitution and Ofsted regulations.

Promoting the importance of a healthy drug free life style of children during their formative years of primary school education

Provision of facilities for the daily care, recreation and education of children during out of school hours

Our activity is to provide for the refief of children and their families living in conditions of need, hardship or distress in south east asia.

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF PATIENTS OF GUY'S AND ST THOMAS' HOSPITAL, AND THEIR SATELLITE UNITS AND THE EVELINA LONDON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM KIDNEY DISEASE OR KIDNEY FAILURE AND TO SUPPORT RESEARCH AT GUY'S AND ST THOMAS' HOSPITAL.

We are a Community led and managed project meeting the needs of children and families living in a nationally recognised area of disadvantageThe aim of our project is around early intervention support to overcome barriers to accessing opportunities that increase their prospect to improve both their immediate wellbeing and their future life chances.

The main purpose of the Council of Asian People (CAP) is to improve the quality of life of people in Haringey and neighbouring boroughs. Its facilities and services are available to all members of the local community but is targeted, in particular, to people from the Black Asian Minority Ethnic (bame) communities including lone parents, women, children, old people and people with disabilities.

Aims to help young people and children in their education and training by making grants to individuals

Delivering Muscle Dreams for children and young people between the ages 8 and 28 with Muscular Dystrophy and allied neuromuscular conditions throughout the United Kingdom.

Bright Sparks Nursery provides early years childcare sessions for two- to four-year olds. The nursery operates from St Peter's Church in Stoke Park in Ipswich. The children spend their time both indoors and in a variety of attractive outside spaces. Children's places are paid for by early years grant funding or fees payable by parents.

Provides facilities to benefit children and young adults from 4 years old with mental and physical disabilities by having regular contact with horses, with the assistance of our coaches and volunteers. All sessions take place at Badgers Farm, Effingham, Surrey, giving weekly rides, and includes those suffering from Autism, Downs' Syndrome, Spina Bifida and Dyspraxia.

The charity is working with young people, children and their families through parent and toddler groups, youth clubs and after school groups, parenting classes and one to one support. The sessions with young people and families are held at St. Christopher's Family Centre and other locations at the Holme Wood estate in Bradford.

St. Michaels Pre-school Playgroup are involved with the early years care and education of children between the ages of 2 years 9 months and 5 years.

The aims of the Charity are to enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age by: 1. Offering appropriate play, education, care facilities and training courses, 2. Encouraging the study of the needs of such children and their families, 3. Instigating, adhering to and furthering the aims and objects of the Pre-School Learning Alliance.