Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Parents and guardians

Encouraging young musicians from the Colchester and surrounding area in Essex to meet on a regular basis to rehearse as a Youth Orchestra and give concerts, some for parents and friends and some public concerts, for the benefit first and foremost of these young people and for the general pleasure of those attending.

Raise money to help supplement the education and well being of children and young adults with severe learning problems and/or mobility problems, and to support their parents and carers, not included in Local Education funding.

To raise funds through fundraising activities and securing grants in order to provide educational and sports equipment and facilities for the children at Central Primary School, Watford.

We provide football for boys and girls aged from 8 to 12 years inclusive regardless of race or religion and apart from asking parents for a small annual membership fee the football is provided free of charge.

Provides a safe place for children to play and enables those caring for pre-school children whether they are mothers, fathers, other relations, childminders, nannys or au pairs to meet other carers over tea and coffee whilst the children play. Toys and activities are provided and there are occasional social activities.

Raising money to support the purchase of school equipment and activitiesThis year we ran discos at Autumn and Easter terms and we had a sponsored walk in the Autumn. We also ran various lunch time sales for eg. Christmas gifts and hats, Mothers Day gifts, Fathers Day gifts and hot chocolate, sold Sports Day refreshments and held various raffles and a Summer Prize Draw.

The promotion of education of persons under the age of 25 years whose parents are resident in the area of benefit and who are in need of financial assistance.

The charity organizes fund-raising activities to help provide specialist equipment for the school. We also arrange events that benefit the pupils and their families.

Friends of Townsend (PTA) raises funds for the School through a number of activities such as School Fairs,dances, quiz nights, Theatre trips, raffles, for the benifit of the school and the local community.we provide help to the school financially and assist with a number of after school activities where parent/ carer help is needed.

The charity has been set up to support families of people with CHARGE. It is there so that parents, when they are told that their child has CHARGE, have a support network that they can contact

We support deaf and hearing impaired children living in the boroughs of Sheffield, Doncaster, Rotherham and Chesterfield and the surrounding areas of South Yorkshire.We hold regular events for children of all ages ranging from babies to age 16.These events give the children the opportunity to meet their peers.Parents and siblings can also share their experiences to offer help and advice to others.

BASIL operates in the Guildford area of Surrey and supports the management team staffing The Surrey County Council (SCC) group homes at Mallow Crescent and associated properties. We are a group of parents, siblings and carers of People with a Learning Disabilities PwLD). We fund raise and lobby SCC re issues concerning the welfare of the PwLD.

The group aims to provide babies, children and young people with the opportunity to socialise in a fun, safe way ensuring their communication needs are met whilst also giving parents the chance to chat and share tips and support.

The object is to advance the education of the pupils in Coloma Convents Girls School.The association may develop more extended relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school, engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending it and provide and assist in the provision of facilities for education at the school.

Supporting children with physical disabilities who are receiving their education in the London Borough of Hounslow by helping to provide resources which are outside the statutory duty of the local education authority.

OUR CHARITY PROVIDES PLAY TIME SESSIONS FOR PARENTS, INFANTS AND TODDLERS THAT AID IN THE DEVELOPEMENT OF THAT CHILDREN THROUGH PLAY, CRAFTS AND MUSIC; AS WELL AS GIVING PARENTS A PLACE TO SOCIALISE WITH OTHER PARENTS OF CHILDREN OF A SIMILAR AGE. WE HAVE PLANNED DAY TRIPS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT ARE BENEFICIAL TO ALL.

Playgroup for children from 0years to school age. There are toys of various descriptions and parents stay with children. There is a time for quiet at the end of the session when we sing songs. During the year we have a Teddy Bears Picnic, a visit to a farm and have a Christmas Party and Nativity.

We promote the right of children to the love and nurture of both parents after separation or divorce, and we support parents in the fulfilment of that right. We provide: walk-in support workshops in Birmingham, Coventry, Stratford-upon-Avon and Leicester; email and face-to-face support; a website; limited telephone support and McKenzie Friends in court. We lobby in the area of family law.

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 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.

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

The main aims of the PTA are to advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by:Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school and secondaly by engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment whichsupport the school and advance the education of the pupils.

To promote the education, including social and physical training, of persons under the age of 25 years who, or whose parents, are resident in Chapeltown, Edgworth, Entwistle or Quarlton.

We try to bring parents/carers together with staff to contribute to the education and wellbeing of pupils at Hampstead School. We do this through:(a) regular meetings and activities like coffee mornings where parents/carers can meet with staff to discuss school issues; (b) supporting school events by selling refreshments; (c) organising social/fundraising events;(d) newsletter/web info

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