Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

We aim to improve the lives and opportunities of inner city children and young people who come from financially or socially disadvantaged backgrounds. Our two week summer programme with educational, leisure and health related activities enhances the children's social development and improves their confidence and self-esteem, providing them with the tools to enrich their lives and their future.

Adventure Ashram works with local grassroots partners in South India and Thailand, delivering support for survivors of human trafficking and facilitating access to education and healthcare for some of the most vulnerable children in the region.

FSCC raises money for the advancement of the charitable work carried on at the Spafford Childrens Center of Jerusalem in the state of Israel, being a centre providing care, treatment and education to children. All money raised is sent to SCC except the small proportion spent on administration and book keeping.

The Synagogue holds regular Shabbat services and regular Cheder sessions for children. There is also an adult education programme. We also hold social events during the year. The Synagogue is represented on the Milton Keynes Council of Faiths and Interfaith Milton Keynes.

Grant making is concentrated almost exclusively on smaller charities where contributions can make a real difference and currently focuses on: Disadvantaged children and young people; Third World infrastructure and development; Conservation, sustainable development and heritage. In general, unsolicited appeals are not funded and it is not always possible to send a response to applications.

Cylch Meithrin Pwll Coch will provide preschool education and care to children aged 3 years old through the medium of Welsh. Our aim will be to provide every child and family the opportunity to learn new experiences through the medium of Welsh offering them a sound foundation on their journey to a bilingual education and life. This will be achieved through various activities that promote children'

PROVIDE CHILDREN WITH A SAFE, HAPPY AND SECURE ENVRIONMENT AT ALL TIMES.

WE WORK WITH ARTISTS AND TEACHERS IN STATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN LONDON TO DEVELOP AND DELIVER PROGRAMMES WHICH:- ABSORB AND INSPIRE CHILDREN'S IMAGINATION- INTRODUCE THEM TO A TREASURE TROVE OF STORIES AND SONGS FROM AROUND THE WORLD - DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS IN PERFORMANCE AND VISUAL ARTS - GROW THEIR CONFIDENCE, SELF-EXPRESSION AND ENJOYMENT IN USING AND EXTENDING THEIR LANGUAGE.

The Blackwood Engineering Trust was established in 2015 with the initial objective of helping sick, disabled and disadvantaged orphan children in UK, Belgium, China and India

Education and care for children aged 6 months - 5 years

Fundraising in the UK to support work on location in Colombia, providing relief for children at risk through poverty, neglect or abuse.

Enabling children and school communities to explore Christianity and reflect on their own spiritual journey.

We raise funds to enable us to help people less fortunate and to help the children and youth of today. We also support causes which enhance local community wellbeing, health and the environment.

Advice & Support.(2) Empowering asylum-seeking and refugee women to take platforms to speak directly about their experiences (3) To promote volunteering as an opportunity for all young people whatever their personal circumstances. (4)Training for employment and relief from poverty and distress.(5) ESOL, English for Speakers of Other Languages (6) After School Club to Support refugee children.

The Charity provides necessary facilities for the daily care, recreation and education of children during out of school hours and during shcool holidays.To ensure the best provision of care is given to children annual training and education is provided to the individuals delivering the care.

1. to disseminate research evidence on effective strategies and the availability of training in such programmes2. to obtain resources to establish research into effective interventions3. to act as a resource signposting parents, teachers and children to statutory and voluntary organisations that deliver effective services

We are a family church, committed to serving God, one another and our community. Our mission is to see lives transformed by God's grace and power. On Sundays we come together to worship, hear the preaching of God's word and enjoy fellowship. There is a Sunday school and creche for the children. We have a mid-week prayer meeting, parent and toddler group, kidz club and youth club.

A) To promote for the public benefit the arts.B) To foster, promote and increase public knowledge of the arts, particularly the encouragement of children into the heritage of the Leeds West Indian Community.C)To Secure the establishment of a community centre.D) To advance education generally, but in particular West Indian Music,dress,art and design of artifact.

To advance the education of the public by promoting, training and research in the field of psychoanalysis and child health of paediatricians, child psychiatrists and other professional persons and more particularly to promote the study of the work by Dr D. W. Winnicott and to disseminate the results thereof.

Early Years care and education for children from two to under five years of age, with qualified and dedicated staff.

St Mary's Playgroup provides a preschool environment for children aged 2yr to 5yr olds. It follows Ofsted guidelines and is inspected by Ofsted and supported by PATA.

La Marelle provides activities to promote knowledge of the French language and culture of the French-speaking world. These include a Saturday morning school for French-speaking children, French lessons for non-native speakers, holiday lessons, a toddler group and a library.

We provide information, advice & support to parents/carers who have children with special needs/disabilities. We provide a wide range of activities and events for the whole family to access throughout the year, such as support groups, day trips and social events. We work with the Local Authority and alongside other organisations to improve services for families who have children with SEND.

EDUCATE YOUNG CHILDREN

Family of Hope seeks to provide an education and hope for the future for children with SEN and those in extreme poverty who have been unable to attend school. We hope to demonstrate to the community that the children are worth our time, love and energy. At present the school has 5 classes with approximately 70 children altogether. We have now built our own school and accommodation.