Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

The Playgroup provides pre-school education and care to local children aged between 18 months and five years of age.

For the benefit of the public to advance the education of children, in particular but not exclusively, by distributing children's books to local schools in need of resources, the installation of reading areas and libraries, and the purchase and assembly of furniture and furnishings in schools

The advancement of the health,of victims of child sexual exploitation & those at risk of child sexual exploitation,who are below the age of 25, by supporting work with specialist services who promote activities,which have a proven beneficial effect on health & well-being,& advancement of education for the public benefit of young people, below the age of 25, from the care system

Sunday Services centred around Biblical preaching. Mid-week Bible Studies & Prayer Meetings. Monthly 'Charity Book Stall' in Banbury market. Other open air outreach. Monthly services in a local old people's home. Occasional children's activities. Distributing free Christian literature in the locality.

Prayers five times per day and weekend children's classes

Pre-school and after school club for children aged 18months to 12 years.

Sandy Lane Pre-School currently runs 10 three-hours sessions throughout the week with a capacity of 24 places per session. Children are eligible to attend at the age of 2 years old, although they are not funded by the NEF until the age of 3. The pre-school employs 6 key workers, one of which is the Play Leader and another who serves as Deputy, as well as a SENCO.

1. After school tuition to children on Islamic studies, conducted by part-time paid staff and volunteers;2. Advice to parents on how to progress the Islamic education of their children.

We aim to enhance the development of children under the age of 5 in a safe, secure and stimulating environment. We work within a framework which ensures equality of opportunity for all children and families. We have a positive approach to what we eat and what exercises we do. We use the outside area.

The principle activity of Keira's Kingdom is to provide one to one holistic person centered support, to any adult or child living with a life-limiting, mental or chronic illness, by providing advocating, wellbeing, preventing social isolation, community connecting and championing better equality & equity for these individuals, whilst safeguarding these individuals from neglect and harm.

Funding the education and skills of children and young adults at the Poloafrica Development Trust

To provide opportunities for the development and education of (2 ? years? 4 years) aged children within the local rural area.Offering appropriate play, education and care facilities and ensuringopportunities for all children whatever their race, culture, religion, meansor ability

Daily Muslim Congregational Prayers. Weekday Supplementary Classes for children between 5-7pm. Social Events to Strengthen Community Relations.

Liquid Listening aims to increase the well being of disabled children, young people and adults, and explore ways to promote their education and health, increased awareness and meaningful involvement with their environment. We do this by providing underwater listening sessions for children with special and complex needs, creative music-making activities and training for their teachers and carers.

Benenden Preschool supports the care and education of young people in Benenden and the surrounding villages. This is achieved by providing a high quality, welcoming, setting where child-centred activities enable children to learn,through play, to explore and engage with resources both inside and outdoors, to be involved and to thinkcreatively.

Kingston Welcare strives to provide a warm, caring, safe and stimulating environment where parents and children are supported by each other, and project staff offer activities which are designed to make families stronger. The project supports local parents who are seeking support with their parenting skills. The project offers both universal and targeted services to vulnerable families.

We are a wrap around child care provision for 3-4 year olds

Offering appropriate play facilities and learning facilities for children aged between 2 to 5 years of age.

The Squirrels Pre-School is an organisation that provides pre-school education for children aged 2 years - 4 years old in Canterbury. The majority of time that children spend at the pre-school is covered by Early Years funding received from Kent County Council.

A Christian Church who share a common hope ? to follow Jesus & live everyday, ordinary lives in the light of the resurrection, here & now. We are hopeful for the present & future transformation of our lives & the communities we live in:children's/youth activities; drop-in sessions; food bank collections; night shelter; prayer groups & Bible studies; community events/activities.

In addition to general religious activities, we provide community groups in the LS9 postcode area, including Stay & Play (Mums & Tots group), an after school club (once a week term time only for children of primary school year 2 - 6) Messy Church once a month (which includes provision of a meal for those attending) and a youth group for ages 11 - 16 yrs once a week. All these are voluntary bodies.

Distributes funds in the relief of:-Poor widows, widowers, children and dependents of deceased members and deceased former members of the Association of School and College Leaders (formerly SHA), the AHM and HMA. Poor members and former members of ASCL (formerly SHA) AHM and HMA and the spouses, children and dependents of such members. Poor retired employees of the said ASCL.

Set within a Primary School, we provide education and care for children aged 2 to 4 years old. We offer 5 morning sessions a week to Pre-School aged children, and three afternoon sessions a week to children 2 to 3 years old.

The relief of financial needs of the public and in particular those of children and young persons who are sick or mentally or physically handicapped.

Our main objective is to break the cycle of poverty of disadvantaged children and young people in Goa through education, food, health & welfare. Our main projects are the Mango House and Learning Tree projects located at Mapusa. We support around 250 children daily mainly through registered formal pre-primary schools and afternoon tuition classes. We also provide meals, uniforms and school bags.