Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Parents and guardians

To provide a caring environment where high quality play and education are used to stimulate and encourage the intellectual, physical and emotional development of the pre-school children of the officers, staff and students of Bristol University or of other persons.

Our vision is for every child in need to be raised in a strong family. We reduce the impact of poverty on children through community-based programmes. We engage local churches to equip parents and carers facing disadvantages with confidence, competence, and community, enabling their children to thrive.

Offering appropriate teaching programmes recommended by OFSTED and play facilities to all children regardless of race, culture,religion or means.By encouraging parents to become involved in the activities of the Nursery, andBy providing the necessary facilities for the daily care, play, recreation and education of children during out of school hours and holidays.

Delivery of therapies and support to improve the day-to-day lives of children with brain injuries and/or developmental difficulties. Also to provide training to professionals and parents.

Life long learning courses, Sewing Classes, Childcare Facility,110 places Nursery,Health & Social Care, Learning Disability,Men's & Women's Elderly Groups, Youth Club, Study Club, Parent and Toddlers group, ICT Courses, UK Online Centre, Citizenship Courses, Information Advice and Guidance Surgeries, Help and support with job search and Local Residents Action group.

Supporting Young Carers (children and young people caring for somone, usually a parent or sibling, with a phyical, mental or sensory impairment) through the provision of services and by raising awareness of their needs.

The charity provides practical help to cancer patients and their families from diagnosis through to end of life care. We have a team of volunteer drivers who provide transport to and from hospital for appointments and treatment. Cash grants can be made available where appropriate. We fund various services through the Palliative Care Service and are the parent charity for the Rainbow Hospice Rooms

To advance the development, welfare and education of children 0-5 to help improve their life chances, through the provision of pre-schools, family outreach and other social support structures in Sandwell.We provide education to develop children through high quality pre-schools. We deliver family outreach services and run a supervised contact centre for parents and children.

WILD's Vision is for young parents and their children to be healthy, happy and safe, with better life chances and aspirations. We offer group work, whole family and individual support, across Cornwall , in partnership with young mums, young dads, and other agencies. We hold the Queen's Award, Guardian Charity Award, and are overall GSK Impact Award national winners 2018.

We offer affordable activities to the local community. Activities include Drop In for the under 5s and their parents/carers; junior, intermediate and senior youth clubs; holiday play-schemes; monthly tea-dances; ESOL classes; Over 50s Activities; community events; After School Clubs; art club; dance and drama club We rent out our spaces to generate funding to run the projects.

Face to face counselling for children and young people up to 25 year olds.Counselling in schools.Mentoring for young people.Remote counselling via phone/Teams.Group-based activities supporting mental health.Themed workshops for parents, professionals and young people.Involvement in community activities to promote mental health and challenge stigma.Parent/Carer and family support.

TO ADVANCE THE CARE & EDUCATION OF CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS & THEIR PARENTS, GUARDIANS & THEIR FAMILIES WITHIN THE ISLE OF THANET, KENT, BY: PROMOTING CHILD CARE, CHILD HEALTH & DEVELOPMENT & THE EARLY EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN; & PROVIDING SERVICES WITH THE AIM OF OVERCOMING THE POSSIBLE DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS OF SOCIAL DEPRIVATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION OF CHILDREN.

1) The provision of facilities for sports, learning, skills-based sessions and leisure time occupation for girls and women with disabilities. 2) The promotion and advancement of education. 3) To provide respite breaks to parents/carers . 4)The promotion of any other exclusively charitable objects and purposes such as the trustees see fit, if charitable.

Youth Tourism, Outdoor Education and Recreation and Environmental Conservation. On behalf of its parent charity, the International Youth Hostel Federation (IYHF), provides International Marketing and Information Technology Support to all member National Youth Hostel Associations, a global Online Booking Service @ www.hihostels.com, monitors Hostel Standards and offers International Training.

We strive to raise funds by private contributions. We made a fundraising even in June 2012 with a Rabbi from abroad being one of its highlights. We distribute the funds locally such as tuition payments and caring for students needs when otherwise not possible by parents and abroad which included charities in Israel.

The Charity aims to provide good, safe and affordable childcare in Andover, offering both Nursery and Pre-school facilities, with flexible sessions, to help meet the parents needs. The development and care of our children is measured according to the standard set by the statutory framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage document. All staff are Paediatric First Aid trained.

The Brazelton Centre UK CIO promotes the better care and upbringing of infants by developing and disseminating knowledge of infant behaviour and early parent-infant relationships through providing teaching courses for practitioners who work with infants and parents, by promoting an understanding of baby behaviour to parents and by advising researchers and participating in research studies

-supporting small scale specialist education services for young people with special needs for whom no mainstream options are available - developing a web based national educational resource for students with special needs, their teachers and families - funding specialist after-school education for children whose parents have special needs in order to help them keep up with their peers

We offer a clinical and support service to young asylum seekers and refugees: children, adolescents and young adults and sometimes to parents and families. Following careful initial assessments, we offer ongoing support and individual and group treatment where appropriate. We also offer practical support with issues of housing, education, welfare, health.

Enfield Mencap delivers a range of services to adults and young people with a learning disability, their parents, carers and families in the London Borough of Enfield. A wide range of day opportunities either supported in the community or available within the Charity's New Opportunity Centre encourage adults and young people with learning disabilities to maximise their life choices.

ACTIVITIES INCUDES THE PROVISION OF AFFORDABLE FULLTIME AND FLEXIBLE CHILDCARE FOR CHILDREN AGED 3 MONTHS - 5 YEARS, TO WORKING PARENTS AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIROMENT FOR CHILDREN AS WELL AS PARENTS AND CARERS. TO CREATE A RANGE OF STIMULATING CHILD CENTRED ACTIVITIES THAT AIDS CHILDRENS DEVELOPMENT, NEEDS AND ABILITIES.

Provide care & education for children aged 0-5yrs with wrap around care to children over 5yrs-8yrs. In a warm friendly family environment so parents can work-rest or play. We provide training for staff and help parents to be a part of their childrens care & education with us.

Public preaching of the Gospel in order to advance the Christian faith in our sphere of operation; training men and women for church leadership, and running activities open to our communities such as parent/carer and toddler/baby groups, a food pantry, youth groups, fitness classes and support for the development of wider skill sets. Planting churches through the development of Gospel Communities.

As a charity and through partnerships, we provide parental engagement programmes to support UK primary schools. Our programmes support parents, particularly those in disadvantaged areas, by providing them with videos and activities, through our inclusive online platform. We also lead the Parental Engagement Forum; a group of organisations mobilised to improve home learning across the sector.

House of Light is a perinatal mental health Charity offering support and counselling to parents' pre-conception to post birth who are struggling with mental health difficulties following pregnancy, birth and in cases of loss, miscarriage, termination and stillbirth. We do this via one to one counselling, group and one to one peer support, telephone and email support.