Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

To support children and young adults with special needs at Forest Park School, Totton, Southampton.This will be achieved by assigning grants for the purchase of equipment, resources and support activities for the benefit of all students and individuals.

To assist in the development, restoration and repair of Portsmouth Anglican Cathedral: to help develop the artistic and musical life of the Cathedral and to promote the advancement of education and training in music of children and support other artistic or musical endeavour and events for young people.

The Joely Bear Appeal has three main aims. The Appeal was originally set up to provide facilities to make stays in hospital more comfortable for young cancer patients and their families. The Appeal now also makes grants for research into the treatment and detection of cancer on children. It also promotes the importance of giving blood and of registering on the Bone Marrow Panel

The school funds main purpose is to raise funds for activities which take place within the school for educational advancement of children and young people. Various activities take place within the school during the year and the money raised from these events is usually spent on resources.

Sport & sports coaching for children from age 7-18. Room for fund raising occasions:- Queens Court Hospice, Derian House - Childrens Hospice, Guide Dogs - Southport Swimming Club to name a few.

Provide information and awareness training about dyslexia to adults, parents, teachers and employers.Run a helpline and Befriender Sessions for adult dyslexics and parents needing information about support available in schools.Facilitate Saturday Schools in West Cumbria and Carlisle which provide specialist tuition for dyslexic children.Hold open meetings for the public and our members.

To encourage friendship and understanding and to advance and encourage cultural development between the peoples of Great Britain and Lebanon including the promotion of scholarships and help for disadvantaged children and young people.

Interplast UK engages in medical missions serving in developing countries and provides free reconstructive surgery for the underprivileged. This includes treating congenital abnormalities in children, eg cleft lip and/or palate, revision of scars following burns and restoring function in the case of hand injuries. Teams total 5-15 members (surgeons, anaesthetists and nurses).

Fund raising and donation of funds for the advancement of the education of the pupils in Claremont School.Enable access to therapeutic treatment, exercise and improved wellbeing for disabled children and young adults, by providing and maintaining a hydrotherapy pool. The pool will benefit the children of Claremont Secondary School and disabled children / young adults in the Bristol area.

The fund exists to advance and enrich the education of the children in our school through educational visits, classroom materials and equipment, lunchtime games/toys, children's disco's, entertainment and refreshments.

To provide recreational and other leisure time activities for children and other inhabitants of Pennsylvania, Exeter, and its immediate surroundings, in the interests of social welfare. Also to advance the education of children below compulsory school age, by providing or assisting in the provision of facilities for group play, in which parents can participate when appropriate.

To relieve persons who are serving or who have served in the 1st and 2nd Battalions of the Mercian Volunteers and in the Worcestershire and Staffordshire Companies of the Light Infantry and Mercian Volunteers and their widows, children or other dependents who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.To promote the efficiency of the Mercian Volunteers and to maintain its traditions

Parents/Teachers Association, raising funds for children's benefit at Chatham & Clarendon Grammar School - activities include Discos, Quiz nights, Salsa evenings, etc

Promoting research into Larngo-onycho-cutaneous syndrome (LOC) Dissemminatng medical knowledge of LOC. Advising families of affected individuals. Sponsoring young people/students on trips to widen their knowledge about children in developing countries and helping children educationally and medically eg. by teaching, building schools, fresh water supplies etc.

The area in which the charity operates is the parish of Ellingham, Harbridge & Ibsley in New Forest District. An annual advertisment is made in the parish advising that grants are available for apprentices, young people and children to support set up costs of tools, equipment, books etc to enable them to complete their training and education.

Provides audio description of productions at the Theatre Royal, Windsor and enables visual impaired children to attend the pantomime by paying for seats for them and their teachers/carers.

The charity provides resources for the education and training of disabled children by assisting in the provision of human resources and specialist equipment and services. The principal activities of the charity are fund raising to provide these resources and services.

The company has continued to work in the UK for the advancement of the education of people and children, particularly those of multi = ethnic and those in special need through social deprivation.

Provides area for sports and relevant activities to be carried out by villagers as per original deed. At present Cricket, Football, and Bowls clubs have licence to use the Ground. There is also a large play area for children with play equipment. Villagers also use the recreation ground to walk on, play on, sit on, and take part in recreational activities.

Buxted Football Club is a grassroots amateur football club for the local community based in Buxted, East Sussex. Affiliated to Sussex Football Association, we prioritise child welfare and offer opportunities for all. Our committee of volunteers manage the clubhouse, changing facilities, playing surface and equipment - providing first class facilities for the local community.

Our charity has been successful over the past years in providing a wide range of facilities including hydrotherapy, soft-play & multi-sensory rooms, the smaller toys & exciting equipment too. There are no paid employees of the charity. Currently our main emphasis is to provide residential holiday experiences for every child/young person in school on a rotational basis.

Arranging talks and running courses to raise awareness.Providing practical help for children.Running helplines and mentoring schemes.Running coffee mornings for parents of school aged children with dyslexia

Current activities are to support any families whose child is diagnosed with Triose Phosphate Isomerase Defiency. This is achieved by continuing to host the ww.tpitrust.com website.

Provision of a first class independent education for children between the ages of 3 to 18. Subject to donations and budgetary limits, scholarship awards are made on the basis of the individual's educational potential and bursary awards are made to enable academically able children to benefit where financial hardship might otherwise preclude.

The education (including social and physical training) of boys and girls aged 3 -18, with a subsidiary nursery school for children from 5 months old.