Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

We help improve the self-esteem of deprived children in Ipswich and South Suffolk, and the cohesion of their families, by providing grants for cheap holidays, school trips and activities.

The friends are parents of children at Hillesley School who carry out fund raising activities to raise money for use by the school. The funds are used for purchasing large items of equipment, contributing towards school activities e.g. swimming bus and pantomine etc

We are a Scout Group with children ranging from 6years - 16 years and involving activities indoors and outside including camping and many other skills

To provide for the advancement of education of children living in the counties of Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire by way of granting bursaries for school fees restricted to Day Pupils in School Years 6 to 8.

The group is registered with the Scout Association and operates in the South Park area of Reigate providing activities for children aged 6-18 years old in a fun safe environment. The programme includes adventurous activities, camping and challenges to promote confidence, teamwork and leadership skills. New leaders and adult supporters always welcome.

Arranging various functions to raise money and provide educational enjoyment for the school: fetes and fairs, easter activities, outings, get togethers.The monies raised are then invested in the school and the children as regards equipment, entertainment, extra learning opportunities

Organises presentations by authors, which are attended by members of Suffolk Book League and by members of public. Has outreach programme providing reading materials to children and supports literacy projects,

Provision of garden for recreation of elderly people and accompanied children.Also for the advancement of education, arts and culture and conservation of environment

The Friends of Winslow Church of England School raises funds to provide the school with extra resources to support the Children's learning. We also support the school in practical ways by helping out and orgainsing events as well as being a link between the school and the community.

At present, the main aim of the St. Jude Foundation is to raise funds for the building of a special school for handicapped or disabled children at Mporoto, near Mbeya in Tanzania (East Africa). We appeal periodically to our supporters for funds and give talks to encourage the fund-raising. The special school building is proceeding slowly but steadily.

We fundraise for the school by organising Christmas Fairs, Raffles, Summer Fun Days, Children's Discos and other fun activities for both the children and parents.

We offer activities and support to children living in the St. Albans area who have different disabilities. We also offer these services to their siblings, carers, and parents.

Weekly befriending coffee sessions for multicultual communities especially the isolated; setting up of a community info point. Weekly children & youths activities including, group discussions, games, setting up of community library. Educational trips and half term music workshop. Community Visitations. Evangelistic outreach. Advice and counselling. Donations to individuals and charities.

Maintenance of the Children's play area and sports field, for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish, without distinction of political, religious or other opinion. Other activities include: the provision, or assistance towards the provision of recreation and other leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the condition of life for the inhabitants.

Runs a playgroup for children with disabilities and their siblings.Provides a break for parents with children with disabilities.Provides specialist toys.

The Peter Brook Centre is a facility held in Trust as a field centre for the advancement of the education of the children of the Colne Valley High School through their leisure time activities so as to develop their physical mental and spiritual capacities so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and that their conditions of life may be improved.

Education/Training for Arts/Culture serving Children, young people, adults, older people and the public generally in respect of archaeological and historical information in the County of Gwent and the Borders.

As part of the Henry Smith charity we make an annual donation at Christmas time to the needy of the parish. In practise this means a financial donation to all pensioners who are in need, & to all children in full time education. Additionally hardship payments are made during the year including assistance towards hospital travel and subsistence.

CHILD HEALTH INTERNATIONAL strives to improve standards of child healthcare, especially for children and young people with cystic fibrosis, by deploying suitable UK volunteer medical specialists anywhere in the world - but currently mainly in the countries of Central & Eastern Europe.

Provides opportunities for children to develop their potential, offers support to adults for professional development improves opportunities for the community.

Members adjudicate at Drama Festivals and allied events throughout the British Isles and Western Europe to educate and guide the improvement of amateur drama for children and adults.

Fundraising through events at Westlands School, e.g. Summer and Christmas Fayres, end of term discos etc. All money raised is for the purpose of providing equipment / services for the specific benefit of the children of the school. PTFA funds are spent on the extras that are not provided by the schools budget, thus making school pupils learning experiences more fulfilling and exciting.

Sacred Heart RC Primary School in Atherton, Wigan is a small, voluntary aided Catholic school. The Friends of Sacred Heart Association is a dedicated team of parents and supporters who work hard all year round to raise much needed additional funds to benefit the children.

We aim to raise funds through events such as family bingo nights, BBQ's and summer fairs. The funds raised are used to provde the children of Little Sutton C of E Primary School with additional items that would not normally be provided, such as outdoor classrooms, electronic whiteboards and gardening equipment for the gardening club.

E4DC provides specialised equipment to help disabled children who live or attend school in the catchment area of the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford.Equipment provided by E4DC is not usually available through State sources and enables children to live more comfortably, to play in more creative ways alongside their peers and siblings, to learn more easily or to enjoy more mobility.