Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

To assist disabled children and their carers through funding, or part-funding, the provision of specialist equipment not currently afforded by statutory authorities.To help provide funding for courses seminars and conferences for parents and carers.

We run a children's club meeting 6 -7 times a year for hearing impaired children (age 0 - 18) and their families. We run family activity days and trips. We are entirely self funded. We are associated with the National Deaf Children's Society.

We are a Charity run with volunteers in order to raise funds to benefit Heptonstall Junior & Infant School and their children. We run annual school fairs, school discos and a number of other events and seek to secure grants and other funds so that we can provide things like new library books, playground equipment and other required/requested items.

For the benefit of distressed Brother Masons, their widows and children or for the benefit of such Masonic institutions or other charitable institutions or societies as the lodge may direct.

The relief of people with a learning disability in particular by the provision of help and support for them and their families, dependants and carers, and to prevent learning disabilities for the public benefit.

To raise additional funding for the extras, such as improved equipment and resources, that make a difference to the school life of children attending Launde Primary School.

Provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Welcombe and its immediate vicinity, including a children's playground/play area.

School for students with moderate to severe and complex learning difficulties. Financially supporting students with residential activities, off site activities and specialist equipment to meet the needs of the children.

Education and training for children/young people of african/caribbean origin in the London Borough of Haringay and neighbouring boroughs;provision of human resources;buildings, open space facilities;talent competition; annual awards ceremony; holiday visits to theme parks and theatres and other places of cultural interests; careers day; arrangement of work placements

OSA carries out various school functions (school fairs, raffles, discos, quiz nights etc) to raise money to buy school equipment and fund other activities to enhance the education and enjoyment of the school children.

The Craster Community Trust has a wide remit. It is responsible for the upkeep of the village Hall and the children's playground. Craster Memorial Hall provides all the facilities normally associated with such an institution. However the trustees also have the facility to carry out any other charitable activity they deem fit for the benefit of the residents of the parish of Craster and Dunstan.

Fundraising activities such as school disco's, Christmas and Summer fairs, movie & bingo nights, car boot sales, non uniform days, cake & ice cream sales for the children and parents of the school to attend.

FUNDRAISING FOR A PRIMARY SCHOOL TO INCLUDE SUMMER AND CHRISTMAS FAYRES, AND OTHER EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR - THEN ITEMS ARE BROUGHT TO ASSIST THE SCHOOL AND GIVING THE CHILDREN PLAY EQUIPMENT AND LEARNING EQUIPMENT

We help deaf children and their families by organising events they can attend. We provide support and information based on our own experiences with our deaf children. SDCS is free to join - events are held frequently for preschool, primary, junior and secondary aged children within Surrey. We support both oral/aural and BSL families. Our committee is composed of parents.

TO PROVIDE ACTIVITIES TO BE ENJOYED BY THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WHILST RAISING FUNDS TO BUY EQUIPMENT FOR THE CHILDREN OF THE MEADS SCHOOL IN EAST GRINSTEAD.

The Company's charitable objective is children's musical education through participation in musical productions and workshops. We promoted 2 performances of The Battle of Britain with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra(RPO) and the London Mozart Players(LMP), 1 performance of Fire! with the LMP. The Company continued to offer free Song & Rhythm Workshops in schools in London and the South East.

Home school association - summer fete, discos, christmas fayre and lots other activities. The funds are then spent on items to improve the school life of the children, including new playground equipment etc.

A VILLAGE RESOURCE TO ENABLE SUPPORT, FRIENDSHIP AND COMMUNITY BASED ACTIVITIES FOR AS WIDE A RANGE OF LOCAL RESIDENTS AS POSSIBLE, INCLUDING CHILDREN AND THE ELDERLY

To alleviate the hardship and distress of children in the district of Nuneaton & Bedworth caused by the break up of marriage and family and to preserve and protect the mental and physical health of such children, by providing and maintaining a centre and facilities whereat such children can more readily enjoy the company and love of their non custodial parent.

Working with local communities the length and breadth of the country to create, preserve and wherever possible to improve playing fields, children's playgrounds and play areas, particularly for young people and the disabled.

This is a scout group with Squirrels, Beaver, Cub and Scout sections for children aged 4 to 14. Each group meets weekly to carry out a variety of planned activities. Occasional trips in the locality and to activity centres are organised including overnight camps for the older children and the option to join national and international scouting events.

To offer the Hall facilities to voluntary and community organisations.To promote community involvement and co-operation within the Village.To provide recreation for the children of the Village.To provide a social gathering place for all age groups within the Village.

To care for insure and maintain the 6.4 acre field together with surrounding hedges and entrance/exit gateways. To provide an open and free area of recreation suitable for all ages ability and gender. To maintain the football pitch, the cricket pitch, basket ball court and exercise equipment suitable for all ages and abilities and a play area for children.

To promote in the United Kingdom the aims of OMEP as set out in the constitution and governing documents of the UK and World OMEP organisation. To promote good practice, study, research and projects that are related to early childhood and to publish the results.

Through events such as coffee mornings and fetes we raise money to provide 'extras' for our children's school. Funds are used to buy classroom equipment, as well as to finance visits to the school by authors, theatre companies, sports coaches etc. The HSA also subsidises educational excursions by the children to local places of interest.