Childcare Charities That specialise in Out of school club

After school and holiday club provision for the local community

Provision of Morning and After school childcare

Out of school child care for children living in Goetre Fawr and surrounding areas.

Ty Ffynnon Childcare provides wraparound care for all children attending Ysgol Ty Ffynnon. A playgroup is run on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9.30am till 11.30am for 2 year olds. Nursery Plus runs from 11.30am until 3pm for parents to access full day care for nursery age children. After school club runs Monday to Friday from 3pm till 5.30pm for all years in the school.

After school club and breakfast clubHoliday playscheme

Provision of After school & Holiday child care

Close to Oxford City centre, the South Oxford Adventure Playground (SOAP) provides a well equipped, free, open access play area for all children. Supervised by playworkers, it's open at Easter, summer holidays & half-terms, & after school in the summer. Children aged 7 upwards can register to visit without a parent/carer. Approx 400 children register per year, and about 7,000 child visits occur.

A CHRISTIAN ORGANISATION DEPLOYING BELIEF INTO ACTION BY TAKING A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO ENGAGE WITH PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS. WE OFFER OUR SERVICES WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION.ADDITION TO CHRISTIAN WORSHIP; IN-BUILDING AND OPEN-AIR MEETINGS, DROP IN CENTRES, PARENT AND TODDLER GROUPS, YOUTH & AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS, EMERGENCY FOOD PARCELS, COACHING & BACK TO WORK WITH MENTORING ENCOMPASSED.

a) Prevention of social exclusion:- Activities for children with parents- After school provision for children- Activities for young people- Contact isolated older people- Improving the environment- Providing support to local residentsb) Provision of facilities for recreation and leisure time activities:- Organising community events- Developing a multi-purpose community facility

Runs after school clubs, and meetings in schools. Runs Christian Union and similar meetings. Engages with local schools in educational activities. Helps local Churches run youth work activities and lead acts of worship. Organises local special events, contributes to local special events lead by others and organises visits to distant special events with a Christian youth interest.

We provide out of school activities for young people from the age of 10 to 18 with the view to assist with their physical, social and health education and development as well as offering life skills training schemes. The activities take place over 4 evenings a week during term time at the Corfe Mullen Community Hub and are supervised by trained youth leaders.

Services of worship (Sundays) Christian teaching of youth and young people (Sundays) Children's after school club, alpha course, home groups, community outreach.

Services: sessional day care for 2-5yr olds; Drop-ins; Parents group; various courses; cr+¿ches; partnership working eg Out of school club

MAIDSTONE EDUCATION AND CULTURAL CENTRE PROVIDE A BRIDGE FOR OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY TO INTEGRATE THEM INTO THE BRITISH SOCIETY. IT IS AN AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS AND PROVIDE FREE INTERNET AND COMPUTER ACCESS, ALSO PLAY GROUND FOR OUR CHILDREN.

Provides a home from home environment delivering daily care, recreation and education for children outside school hours via a breakfast club and 3 hours after regular school hours to children from the age of 2.5 - 14 years. A holiday club supports provision is also in operation. Children are attend from the local Primary School and surrounding villages.

We provide and maintain a meeting place for the local church, school, mother's union, young farmers, holiday club for young children with associated village green and play ground open to the public at large free of charge. The hall is available for hire for private and fund raising functions.

We provide weekly after School tuition in Group Keyboards/piano lessons, guitar and band workshops, singing and song-writing. Our Saturday School provides English and Maths tuition for Primary School children and GCSE Maths and Science revision classes.We run year round indoor rowing coaching and mid-term Learn to Row (L2R) programmes for Year 7 to Year 12 students.

we are a before & after school service for a primary school.

An after school club, A supplementary school, Extra school activities to support disadvantaged children to raise their confidence and improve their academic achievement in their main stream education. Employment trainWelfare Advice sessionVolunteering

Providing high quality out of hours play activities and childcare for children in the Plasnewydd area.

SUPPORT FOR NEEDY FAMILIES & HOMELESS. ENCOURAGING CHILDREN THROUGH AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS & A WEEKLY SATURDAY MORNING KIDS CLUB. WE SUPPORT ORPHANAGE WORK IN HUNGARY & HAVE GROUPS OF CHILDREN FROM HERE TO STAY, GIVING THEM ENGLISH LESSONS AS PART OF THEIR EDUCATIONAL VISIT. WE RUN AND MANAGE A WAREHOUSE IN HARROGATE AND YORKHIRE, DISTRIBUTING TO PEOPLE IN NEED.

The Armitage Foundation aims to increase the number of UK medical students from underrepresented backgrounds, thereby increasing diversity and creating an NHS that reflects the society it serves.We run after-school programmes delivered by current medical student starting in year 8 through to 6th form, because we believe a long-term continuous intervention is most likely to effect change.

Playgroup & Breakfast Club

The activities for children includes a Parent/Carer Toddlers Group, an after school club for Primary age children, a Youth Club and Football club comprising of 5 teams. We have an all age Table Tennis Club and Art Group that meet weekly. For the elderly there is a weekly event and a Tea Club once a month for the lonely and elderly from the town. We have a caf? and play area open week days.

We are a community hall based in Rhiwbina in north Cardiff. We let space out to local groups and individuals, such as after school groups and exercise, art and language classes. We also have four 'foundation' groups that provide for flower arranging, drama, badminton and playing bridge. We have an estimated 50,000 people a year who enter the Hall and are very much rooted in the local community.