Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

The charity helps to run a church offering regular Christian services of worship and teaching. We help run a residential school for poor children who would not otherwise be able to receive an education. We relieve sickness and preserve health, facilitating health care by professional Drs, therapists & nurses at hospitals in India. We relieve financial hardship by providing grants to the destitute.

HOPE for Paediatric Epilepsy - London is a small award winning charity that supports families with children and young people affected by epilepsy.

The Centre offers activities to the families of Borstal, Rochester and surrounding areas. We provide a pre-school for children aged two to four and support parents with education and health issues. There is also an information centre, computer suite and internet access.

Providing welsh medium nursery education for children aged two and a half to three and a half years old

We are a pre-school running 7 sessions per week from Monday to Friday for children aged 2-5 years, term time only. We have a learning through play structure, with painting, play dough, physical play, drawing plus much more. Fully qualified staff run the sessions.

We provide childcare as a preschool registered by Ofsted and also run separate parent and toddler sessions. We are part of the mission of Ridgeway Methodist Church, Plympton, Plymouth PL7 1JJ and operate on the church premises.

Main activities are pre school nursery, after school club and holiday club. Also a weekly informal toddler group (Toddler group currently suspended since covid).

Ofsted registered for 52 children aged 4-11 years this voluntarily administered non-profit making scheme employs well qualified staff and provides flexible session times and reasonable contributions to assist low paid parents in what are described as deprived areas of Nottinghamshire. Children are collected after school and cared for during holidays in a warm safe environment.

Home-Start North West Leicestershire is a voluntary home visiting scheme offering friendship, support and practical help to families who have at least one child under five.

We are a small village pre-school who provide education, stimulating envirnoment, activites and care for children aged two to four years. We are Ofsted registered and pride ourselves on having a high proportion of caring staff to children. We are non-profit making and everything we do is for the benefit of the children and their families attending the pre-school..

Rural committee run pre-school offering childcare between 8.50 am and 3.00 pm. Extended hours are available. Aim is to deliver quality affordable care giving children a sound foundation to learn from. Play approach benefits all in their learning no matter what their individual abilities. Aspire to give skills for the rest of their lives and in future be positive contributors to society.

We empower lives through learning and strengthening communities in the UK and Kenya. In the UK, we engage people of all ages in activities, partnerships, mutual learning and volunteering. In Kenya, we provide access to books, construction of libraries and learning centres, education, and community-led projects. We create lasting impact in both countries.

We provide full day care to children from two and a half years old to school going age.

The organisation have been running many of its programme for the children of diverse communities such as Mentoring, supplementary education, Youth Ambassador programme, Youth Zone, Faith Culture in Diversity etc.

Provide for the benefit of distressed masons their widows or children or to or for the benefit of such Masonic charities or other charitable institutions societies and objects as the Trustees shall in their absolute discretion think fit.

We have supplied and run ambulances for a Regional Cancer Centre taking palliative care to advanced cancer sufferers.Our boys and girls homes offer facilities for needy children.Our day care centre for the elderly also provides day care to housebound elderly.All projects are registered in England and India; our assets remain Trust property.

Principal activity is that of propagating hinduism and working towards the social, cultural, spiritual and educational uplift of one and all. To promote human rights including children. To construct recreational centres for youth and children and setting up centres for adults needing care in third world countries including but not limited to India,Mauritius and African Countries.

Community Association providing social and educational facilities for the local community.Clubs, classes and activities for all - Families, elderly and children.

Providing out of school activities and care for children and teens within their local community, including career development, educational support, holistic well being and personal and spiritual mentoring.

We provide early years childcare and education for children aged 2 years and upwards (until starting school).

Based in Staplehurst, Kent, the Group provides therapeutic riding sessions for adults and children in the community with a broad range of physical and mental disabilities. Although part of the National Riding for the Disabled Association it is run on a completely independent and voluntary basis.

Mustard Seed Project is working in a deprived area of urban Mombasa, Kenya. We have a built a primary school for 330 children aged three to 14 with a feeding programme and outstanding academic results. We are also sponsoring many of our poorest children to go to secondary school. Our original group of three year olds have just completed secondary in 2023.

KOFUP supports local community initiatives to provide for orphans and/or destitute children in Kenya and Uganda.

Pre-School for children aged 2-5, in the Newbury area

Streetlight Trust makes grants to one NGO, Kanlungan sa ER-MA Ministry Inc, in the Philippines. Kanlungan delivers a variety of projects that support street children and their families in the metro-Manila area of the Philippines.Streetlight raises funds and creates awareness in schools, churches and- through its supporters- in workplaces.