Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

Christ Church Junior School PTA aim to raise money to fund additional activities that will benefit the children and the whole school community. We do this by holding events and organising family-friendly activities , as well as through other fundraising undertakings.

The objects of the charity as contained in its constitution are to help children and adults to overcome the problems of dyslexia and associated learning difficulties by:Providing human resources; Providing care and counselling; Providing advocacy, advice and information.The principal activity for the financial year under review was to help children and only limited guidance given to adults.

Our hall has recently been extended and refurbished. We now provide a main hall, a committee room, a modern kitchen and changing facilities for sports clubs using our recreation ground. Disabled access to the hall and the toilet is now available. A children's playground is next to the hall making the hall ideal for children's parties.

Delivery of goods and clothing to affected children.Arranging holidays for their health and respite care for their families.Arranging concerts and talks.Providing hospital equipment and medical aidArranging special service to mark Anniversary of the disaster.

ACT is a voluntary non-profit making organisation founded in 1983 and becoming a registered charity in 1984. ACT aims to compliment the statutory provisions of the health and community services by providing additional necessary support, encouragement, practical advice and items of medical equipment (small hire fee) to parents caring for children with a tracheostomy.

Fund raising to help buy, maintain & run school minibuses, giving greater educational, cultural and sporting opportunites for the children and also to buy other items of educational value extra to the school budget

We provide deaf children and their families with opportunities to come together and socialise by activities such as parties, pantomime tickets and visits to places of interest. We also provide much needed equipment such as vibrating alarms clocks, flash doors bells, minicoms etc.

We hold an annual competitive music and speech/drama festival for children young people and adults.Our main objective is to advance and encourage the study and practice of the arts of music, speech and drama, and to provide a platform for the performance of them.

The purpose of the Fund is to make an annual award to mark outstanding contributions to paediatric surgery and furthering study and research into diseases affecting children.

We are a parent run charity whose aim is to support families of hearing impaired children. We run activity days, parties, trips and support parents in learning sign language.

The Sir Mark Collet Pavilion (also known as the Kemsing Pavilion) provides facilities for various sports clubs in the village, including football and cricket. A squash court is also available, as well as a room which can be hired for other activities such as yoga, short mat bowls, and keep fit. Children's parties are also welcome.

Supporting both adults and children who stammer by providing resources and training to Speech & Language Therapists working through the Apple House speech therapy unit based at the Warneford Hospital, Oxford. The wider dissemination of the work through a grant award scheme available to therapists throughout the UK.

CCHF All About Kids (Formerly known as Children's Country Holidays Fund) is a registered national charity, founded in 1884. We exist to give disadvantaged children a range of residential activity and respite breaks. We improve the quality of children's lives and help them to recognise their potential in a safe and happy environment.

The Charity is established particularly but not exclusively for the benefit of Angolans in need and residing in London. We relieve poverty by providing advice and information on Housing, Health, Social Security Benefits,Immigration issues and Employment opportunities, advance education particularly by the provisions of supplementary school for children.Angolan project providing advocacy/casework.

TO RAISE FUNDS IN ORDER TO PUT ON NEWTOWN'S ANNUAL CARNIVAL WHICH INCLUDES A PROCESSION AND EVENTS IN THE TOWN HALL GROUNDS. THIS IS AN ENJOYABLE DAY OUT FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES ESPECIALLY THE CHILDREN. ANY SURPLUS MONEY IS THEN DISTRIBUTED TO LOCAL ORGANISATIONS.

Residential seminars and trips for families, with lectures/workshops and childrens programmes. One to one learning centres using volunteer tutors. Programmes for parents of children in primary schools. Home group regular discussions/education with a member of the seed staff. Large events with mixed educational/social content. Community-based educational and religious programmes.

The village hall at Chatburn provides facilities for various activities, classes are held, including Art, Yoga, and Pilates. Several organisations hold meetings in the hall, including Chatburn Parish Council, children's parties are held, and a gathering after a funeral took place. We also support the local cancer meetings and Allotment group.

Friends of Acorns raise funds to enrich and support the development of children who are in the Early Years Foundation Stage of education (EYFS) within Acorns Pre-School, Christain Malford, Church of England Primary School, the village of Christian Malford and adjoining communities.

Provides musical education for all ages, children and adults. Teaches and trains adults and children to play silver wind instruments for public performance and fund raising. Provides music and players for concerts and public events for fundraising for itself and other local charities in the Deeside Flintshire area.

Grants to St Mary's Church, Kemptown, Brighton and grants to churches and schools for the religious education of children and young people in the City of Brighton and Hove.

Annual music and drama festival held in Brigg, Lincs, for competitors of all ages. Many of our competitors are school children who benefit and gain confidence from performing in front of an audience. Apart from the war and Covid years, the Festival has been encouraging children and adults to share their talents since 1900. 2023 will hopefully see the 100th Festival.

BCS's work as a charity mainly concentrates in Birmingham,we intend to improve the life chances and the aspirations of the disadvantaged children through supporting their families into employment.People from South Asia and the Africa are concentrated in these areas and research has shown that the level of academic achievement is very poor.Our goal is to improve their overall quaility of life.

Promote the education and well-being of the children of Peakirk-Cum-Glinton C of E Primary School. Hold fundraisers and manage income to supplement school improvements and student activities.

The Bela Bartok Centre for Musicianship (BBCM) provides specialist musicianship training for all age groups - especially for young children and for music students at music colleges - and aims to disseminate the results of this training (for instance, via workshops) in the wider community.

We exist for the purpose of fundraising towards the well-being and education of the children of St John's Primary School, Sandbach Heath and also to make the school a happy, safe and rewarding place to learn. Monies raised are used to fund the cost of new equipment, educational trips and to help improve the school and its environment.