Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

Events for children raising funds for the school, parents, staff and supporters of the PTA such as Parent's evening, Fireworks Display, Christmas Shopping Evening, Christmas Fayre, Quiz, Ball, Discos for children, Fete in the Field, Leaver's Disco, Summer Sundowner

Established in 1972, Taunton Opportunity Group is a specialist provision for preschool children with special educational needs and/or disabilities living in Taunton and its surrounding areas. It is our mission to help children achieve their full potential through providing a tailored curriculum which offers developmentally appropriate, inclusive and stimulating learning and activities.

St Barnanbas pre-school nursery is a non-profit making nursery for children age 2.5 to school age offering sessions of 3 hours, 7 sessions per week, 5 nursery sessions and 2 pre-school sessions

Parent/carers group. Seniors persons lunch, social clubs, exercise sessions and games groups. Children's Freestyle dance classes. Judo, Youth Club. Zumba Gold, Youth Theatre, Yoga, SEND family Yoga, Parent/carer and toddler group, Toddler Rugby, Community outreach days, Fair's, quiz nights, community groups. All groups are free or subsidised significantly by the charity.

Orchard Park Preschool provides childcare to children aged between 2 and 4 year's old. Orchard park preschool thrive's on watching the children develop from small little children to independant young people getting ready to start their next journey to primary school.Orchard Park Preschool is run by professional staff who are all trained to at least a level 3 qualification.

LCVYS is a membership infrastructure organisation providing support to voluntary and community youth organisations and those providing a service or facility for children and young people in Lincolnshire. It was established in 1994 to provide representation, resources, support and advice for these groups to help them develop and become sustainable.

Care and education of children under five, learning through play-based activities, indoors and out with free play and adult-led learning, life skills & physical health, links with local community, including schools and other organisations and professionals. Support of children under 5 with special educational needs; supporting parents and parenting skills. Registered with Ofsted to deliver EYFS

We're a community pre-school providing local village children the opportunity to learn through play. We also run the only parent & toddler group in the village, a lifeline for rural families.

The charity operates the Village Hall and associated Recreation Field for the benefit of the community in and around the village of Shipton under Wychwood. It leases tennis courts to the Wychwoods Tennis Club and operates two football pitches for local children and young people. There is a gym. The hall is used throughout the day and in the evenings by a wide variety of clubs for young and old.

We offer pre-school sessions for children between the ages of 2 and 5 years, to help enhance their development and education. We are guided by the Early Years Foundation Scheme (EYFS) principles of: a unique child; positive relationships; enabling environments; learning and development. We work with parents and carers to provide for the needs of their children through a community group.

Explorers Pre-school is situated in the grounds of St Nicholas Church of England Primary School, Henstridge, Somerset. The pre-school is open from 8.45am-3.15 pm Mondays to Fridays (term-time only). Explorers is registered on the Early Years and the compulsory and voluntary Childcare registers to care for 16 children (max) aged two years 6 months to five years old.

The relief of need, hardship or distress of the poor in particular poor orphan children and widows and the relief of sickness of the disabled and the advancement of education in England and throughout the world by providing sustainable aid concentrating on education, digital and welfare projects.

There are three parts to the village hall together with changing rooms for the adjacent playing fields. Activities that are undertaken in the hall are - carpet bowls, mother & toddler groups, children's play & dance groups, dog training, private hire, flower clubs, ladies groups, keep fit, weight watchers, war games. training, singing groups, art clubs etc.

Busy Bees provides high quality child care and learning through play for children aged 2 years and upwards to school age. It provides sessional day care in line with the Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework.

Carleton Rode Preschool (formally Playgroup and Kindergarten) encourages each individual child to develop and thrive in a happy, supportive and secure environment thus, enabling them to grow in confidence, be able to question and be successful.We work in partnership with parents/carers and local advisors to understand and provide a quality start to each individual child's early education.

TO ENHANCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN UNDER STATUTORY SCHOOL AGE BY ENCOURAGING PARENTS TO UNDERSTAND AND PROVIDE FOR THE NEEDS OF THEIR CHILDREN THROUGH COMMUNITY GROUPS

Hazlemere Community Association accomodates around 1,000 users per week.Activities within our Community Centre include:-Keep Fit/Aerobic groups, Yoga, Mother & Toddler Groups, Baby groups, Amateur Dramatics, various sport related activities, dancing for adults and children, a "Pop In" centre for the elderly, Blind and partially sighted group.

1. To increase the understanding and enjoyment of painting and sculpture,2. to help create, in Norwich, an arts programme of national significance,3. fundraising to ensure financial security for collection exhibitions at Norwich Castle Galleries, and4. to support students through its education project including art workshops targeted at primary school children from deprived areas of Norwich.

The Mother and Child Foundation advocates protecting the health of the mother and her child and fostering supportive community action and research on the prevention and treatment of disorders that affect both mother and child.

The Charity encompasses a Toddler Group for ages 0 - 4 and a Pre-School offering pre-school education to children between the ages of 2 and 5. Our aim is to provide a high quality service for our community.

Farmborough Pre-school provides a safe, secure and stimulating environment which ensures equal opportunity for all children and families. The Pre-school provides education and care for children from the age of 2 to school age.

To enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age by offering appropriate play, education and care facilities, together with the right of parents to become involved in the activities of the group, ensuring that the group offers opportunities for all children regardless of race,culture, religion, means or ability.

To advance the education of children below compulsory school age by providing safe and satisfying group play and encouraging other charitable activities through which parents/carers may help.

RECRUIT BONE MARROW DONORS, HOME AND HOSPITAL VISITS, ON HOUSE COUNSELLING,TELEPHONE HELP LINE,CANCER INFORMATION AND TRANSLATIONS, ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES AND CHILDREN WITH SERIOUS LONG TERM ILLNESS. SUCH AS LEUKAEMIA,EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT LEUKAEMIA. TO PROMOTE RESEARCH INTO LEUKAEMIA AND OTHER BONE MARROW DISEASES..

The provision of transport facilities for the elderly, disabled, poor, mothers with young children or people living in isolated areas where there are no adequate public transport facilities.