Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

We accept children from the age of 2 until they are of statutory school age as part of our Full Day Care Offer (Playgroup and Playgroup Plus) and those of statutory school age (up to 12 years old) as part of wider wrap around care. (Breakfast and Teatime Clubs). Our Holiday Club is available to children aged 2 to 12 years old.

The Charity's objectives, as set out in its Trust Deeds, are the advancement of education, for all its day pupils in accordance with the principles of the PNEU philosophy as set out originally by Charlotte Mason. It aims to provide the best possible education for children of all abilities, in a positive, caring atmosphere, and to ensure that each child attains his or her highest potential.

The object of the charity is to provide a high quality education to children aged from three to eleven.

Preschool operates in a small village catering for children aged from 9 months - 5 years.

SWA's objective and principle activity centres on the provision of temporary accommodation for women and children escaping domestic abuse. This is achieved operationally via the two refuges one of which has disabled access and both have dedicated play areas for the children. In total there are 14 bedrooms across the two sites. Families have there own bedrooms but share all the other facilities.

Play Gloucestershire develop playful communities with active children. Our aim is that all children and young people in Gloucestershire should have regular and easy access to high quality, free and inclusive places for play and recreation. We provide play delivery, play advocacy and therapeutic play nurture. Volunteering is an important part of our work and our message is "Get Out and Play!"

Care and education of children aged 2 - 5 years (SOUTHFIELDS & RECTORY FARM)Care and education of Children aged 6 Weeks - 8 years (Great Houghton)

To ehance the development and education of children young people and their families by providing training,experiences and childcare through community groups and services.

Amigos works in Uganda to bring sustainability, dignity and hope to disadvantaged people. At Kira Farm Development Centre 40 vulnerable young Ugandans receive training. We run a child-led family sponsorship programme enabling 380 children to go to school. We work in rural communities providing clean water and training in conservation farming, WaSH, appropriate technolgies and conflict resolution.

Provides full and sessional day care for children from the age of three months to school age. Each age group has own outside pay areas and children are supported by experienced and qualified staff. Out of school care for up to eleven years of age operates after school and during school holidays. Open 7.30am to 6pm, 50 weeks of the year.

FUNFISHERS OUT OF SCHOOL CLUB PROVIDES FACILITIES FOR THE SUPPORT, CARE, RECREATION AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN BETWEEN 0-5 YEARS, IN THE FORM OF PLAYGROUP; CHILDREN BETWEEN 5-11 YEARS WHO ATTEND A SCHOOL IN THE FISHERGATE AREA OF YORK FOR BREAKFAST AND AFTER SCHOOL CLUB; IN ADDITION WE HAVE A HOLIDAY CLUB RUNNING THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS FOR ALL CHILDREN AGED 0-11 YEAR OLD.

MUSIC OF LIFE FOUNDATION OFFERS HIGH-QUALITY MUSICAL TRAINING AND PERFORMING OPPORTUNITIES TO CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS WITH A VIEW TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE AND MEDICAL CONDITIONS. IT PROVIDES ACCESS TO ALL ITS EVENTS INCLUDING ADAPTED TRANSPORT AND CARERS. ITS FOCUS IS ON DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN WHO HAVE EXTREMELY LIMITED OR NO ACCESS TO MUSIC-MAKING.

The charity runs a farm in the heart of Dartmoor to which it organises visits, historically disadvantaged children from London, but increasingly youth from Devon and the South West to experience life and work on a farm. The trustees hope their visitors will gain greater knowledge of the wider created order and a Christian understanding of it, responsibility and care for the environment.

Stepping Stones provides educational support for children, young people and women in GCSE, SATs and language. We have also established a nursery that provides 10.5 additional free placement.

Day care and support for children with special needs and their families.

We supply specialist equipment to children with disabilities in the North East region.

Promote knife-crime awareness and the major threat the problem poses. To educate children of all ages of the consequences of knife crime.

Two Rhythms delivers therapeutic arts activities for people with a variety of physical and mental health needs, including profound disabilities, learning difficulties and Autism Spectrum Condition. We work across all ages, from young children to seniors. We welcome participants to our two specialist delivery sites in Cardiff, and we license our unique programme to organisations around the UK.

We offer a range of therapeutic counselling, which includes :- Relationship counselling and PST services to adult couples and individuals- Family, children and young peoples counselling- Life skills courses- IAPT Couple Therapy for Depression - Counselling service for carers - Reaching with Relate (working in schools)- Northern Powergrid training

Provide a support service for young carers being children or young adults up to 18 years of age with responibilities to care for adults and children within the areas of Cheshire East and cheshire West & Chester.

TO ADVANCE AND RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND PARENTS THROUGH THE PROVISION OF EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE PROGRAMMES PROVIDED IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL AND ACADEMIC NEEDS AND WELFARE , DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THEIR CIRCUMSTANCES OF LIFE

We provide flexible and immediate respite care for children and young adults with complex health needs and disabilities. Our Charity provides a variety of indoor and outdoor activities to engage and inspire all those with disabilities and special educational needs. Our Centre is operated from a leased property within the Wigan area of Goose Green.

Regular public worship open to all. Teaching Christianity through sermons, courses and groups. Pastoral work: baptisms; marriage; funerals; visiting sick and bereaved. Promoting the church's mission by groups and activities for: parents and toddlers; children's and youth work; religious assemblies in schools; broken families; senior citizens; the homeless. Supporting charities in UK and overseas.

The object of the charity is, first and foremost, to serve the students from the Lycee Francais Charles de Gaulle and their families by helping with school fees payments, financing school trips, and supporting children with Special Educational Needs SEN. Should the opportunity arise, it can also financially support projects that benefit the entire school community.

The main aim of The Teddy Club is that of advancing the development and education of children primarily under statutory school age.