Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

To provide education for children under statutory school age as per Ofsted regulations whilst encouraging parental participation.

Grant-making charity aimed at organisations working with children and young people aged between 8-25 years in the Hammersmith and Fulham area of London.

Provides a building and facilities to all sections of the community so that they can undertake charitable purposes, sports and recreation and provide pre school child care. The age range of these groups are children/young people, the elderly and the general public.

We are a local church meeting in Beacon Park. There are a number of activities for all ages, especially children and young people. Please see our website for more information. Web site address:beaconparkbaptistchurch.org.

Organisation providing safe environment for children from 6 to adult to learn / play / make friends. The scout group meets every week. Scouts have the opportunity to try many indoor and outdoor activites including camping. They have the chance to earn badges for various challenges they take on. On reaching age 14 they are given opportunity to become young leaders to help in training of others.

Objectives are to advance the education of children for the public benefit by utilising the commitment and life experience of older people as volunteer members of the community.

We are a Committee-run pre-school which provides high-quality, nurturing and playful education for children in Mapperley, Nottingham for children aged two to 5 years old five days a week term time.

Raising funds to support children and young people suffering from a physical or mental disability and in particular but not exclusively, the relief of sickness, the relief of poverty and the advancement of education.

Regular public worship open to all. Pastoral work. Teaching of Christianity through sermons/small groups and courses. Children's and youth groups work with a Christian ethos but open to all. Community outreach. Relief of poverty at home and overseas.

1. Subsidising running costs of Choba Primary and Nursery School, an independent (of the government) Tanzanian school for 350 children that was initially built by Children of Choba. Parents now pay fees that cover 75% of running costs, including salaries, porridge and maintaining school buildings.2. Sponsoring fees and boarding costs of selected Choba graduates at secondary school and college.

We are a welsh medium playschool for children between the age of 2yrs old and school age.We do a range of activites with the children including craft, sining, learning through play - this all under the foundation phases. We aew CIW and ESTYN inpected

Rhayader Under 5's Pre school based within Rhayader Church in Wales Primary School. We are a high quality and friendly early years care and education setting, catering for children aged 2 to 5 years, mainly through the medium of English with the use of some Welsh. We follow the Curriculum for funded non-maintained nursery settings.

Previously registered as Mji wa Neema the charity changed its name in November 2015 to Saidia Children's Charity (Kenya). The charity raises funds for AIDS orphans in the Naivasha and Gilgil area of Kenya. The new orphanage building was completed in Jan 2008, financed almost entirely by this charity. We also support other projects in the area for work amongst children.

To provide pre-school education and out of school care for children

International China Concern provides care, therapy, medicine and education to disabled and abandoned children in China. International China Concern (Child Care) Ltd provides the international administrative support for the work in China, including making grants to projects run in China in partnership with Chinese governement departments.

The Sensory Place provide a wide range of inclusive activities for disabled children and their families across Sunderland, County Durham and surrounding areas. This includes social, leisure and sporting activities. We provide safe and non-judgemental spaces where everyone is able to be themselves and where families can meet other likeminded families. We also provide courses for parents and carers.

Provide and support to children, poor and widow and work for the eradication of poverty through international assisted programmes. The organisation also support on relief of poverty, sickness and distress by providing medical services.

Based at Pyle, Nr Bridgend. Activities are to:- Provide a safe secure and stimulating environment in which children aged 0-5 can learn and develop.- Provide education, training and recreational learning activities for Parents, Carers and Children.- Provide help and family support to parents and carers who use the services.- Develop confidence and self esteem of all involved in the project.

Provision of early years education for children between the ages of 3 and 6 1/2 following the teachings of the late Rudolf Steiner

Raise awareness of Nephrotic Syndrome and raise funds for further research and development by the research team at Bristol Royal Children's Hospital.

PROVISION OF SPECIALIST EQUIPMENT AND ACTIVITIES TO RELIEVE CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN THE UK WHO ARE DISABLED, HAVE SPECIAL NEEDS OR TERMINALLY ILL, AND THEIR PARENTS OR CARERS, ENABLING THEM TO ACHIEVE THEIR POTENTIAL, INCREASE INDEPENDENCE AND IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE BY THE PROVISION OF RESPITE, RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES OTHER SERVICES OR SUPPORT TO ADDRESS THEIR NEED

The Friends is SMSP's Parent Teacher Association (PTA). We raise funds to enhance and enrich the learning of all our children and support a vibrant community of parents and carers around the school. We hope to ensure all children at school get the most stimulating and rewarding learning possible, and organise events like our Christmas Bazaar, Quiz Night, School Disco and Summer Fair.

Swimming lessons which follow the national plan through stages 4-7Competitive swimming from development to performance.The club provides a safe environment from which children from 5-18 can swim.

A small charity operating within 8-10 miles of Oxford, plus Wantage and Grove, offering a specialist sitting service by trained staff and volunteers to families with a severely disabled child.

We provide Christian worship and teaching, providing spiritual and emotional direction and support. We also provide a place for community and social interaction, and offer pastoral and practical care to those in spiritual, emotional and physical need. We provide activities for children and young people, and seek to serve the needs of the wider community.