Childcare Charities That specialise in Out of school club

Advice and guidance for refugees and asylum seekers in the areas of immigration, welfare benefit, housing, health, etc. Children and youth activities including after school classes, outings, sport and leisure (including physical), football, community events. Our activities cover the whole West Midlands area although we are based in Birmingham city.

The provision of out of school activity for disabled & disadvantaged young people.The provision of inclusive educational and recreational facilities.

ADVICE SESSIONS, PUBLIC LOCAL MEETINGS, FAMILIES GET-TOGETHER EVENTS, YOUTH ACTIVITIES INCLUDING AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS/SESSIONS, BURIAL SERVICES, FITNESS AND SPORTS SESSIONS

Artistic Ministries through the project "Kids Against Crime" delivers structured out of school programmes to educate young people through leisure time activities so as to develop their physical and mental capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and their conditions of life may improve. It has been inactive since 2010, but hopefuly should be relaunched.

The charity provides out-of-school hours activities for children with disabilities, primarily from the Jewish communities in the London Borough of Barnet, Brent, Hackney and Haringey and other cities in England. The charity's aims are to provide social, leisure and developmental benefits to children with disabilities and support and respite to their families.

1. After School Club.2. Sports and Exercise Activities.3. Cultural and Social Development Activities.

Free After School provisions for children aged 4-11 years one evening per week (3.30-5 pm)Community Family Social events ie; BBQ's, Treasure hunts around town, Games afternoons. Event held once every 3 months.Community Help Saturdays. Helping people with their gardens, house painting, cleaning windows, fixing and painting community play areas. Activity organised 1st Saturday of every month.

It initially started due to the demand for Islamic education within the local community. It aims to educate people from all walks of life, and especially young Muslims in all aspects of their academic and religious development. It also serves as an after school Islamic and weekends centre for children aged 6 to 13, Academy for only boys aged over 14 years old.

Community support services, after school tuition, adult educations.

Delivering holiday play schemes during the Easter and Summer breaks to disabled young people with severe learning difficulties (including some with additional conditions such as autism and complex medical needs) from New Fosseway School in South Bristol. This provides essential respite for the families and opportunities for the children to experience new things in a fun but safe environment.

Out of School learning, leisure, personal and eucational development activities for children and young people between the age of 5 & 18.Current programmes & Activities:Language classesReading clubDanceMusicDiscipline sportCultural integration & Community CohesionCommunity Participation & VolunteeringNature ProjectsHealthy livingEducation Tour & VisitsPersonality Development

The charity provides childcare for after school hours during term time and for full days during school holiday periods

We provide professional support, through external organisations, to those children within Bridgewater who require such support. Furthermore, we organise and promote extra-curricular, out-of-school activities for children and their families. In the past we have also provided social activities to promote community cohesion.

The Discovery Centre is registered as an open access centre offering positive activities for children/young people 5 to 25 after school & during school holidays, we also offer NEET engagement courses North Lynn Discovery also run the SOS Safehaven Project which supports the night time economy when people find themselves in distressAll these projects offer volunteer opportunities to young people.

L8R@EB offers before and after school clubs including Breakfast Club and weekly school house residential, to Elms Bank pupils plus pupils in the borough who have SEN. The clubs offer young people the opportunity to socialise out of school, provide sporting, social and cultural opportunities for our young people. Play schemes are also offered during school holiday periods.

Coton Home Club has the aim of providing educational and recreational activities to local children aged 4-14 years, through the provision of a Breakfast Club and After-School Club, open 8.00-8.50am and 3.30-5.30pm every school day. The Club has a particular focus on art, cooking and outdoor play, and aims to provide a safe and welcoming environment for any child.

Breakfast Club, Pre School & Out of School Club

The Charity aims to educate and nurture children and young persons in society to fulfill their aspirations. This can only be achieved through engagement and social inclusion. An example is helping young persons after school with their course work. Thus enabling them to keep out of delinquency and anti social activities.

Providing before and after school care and care during school holidays, enabling parents to take paid employment.

We provide a safe and caring environment for young people to access after school. Many of the young people who attend our project experience serious level of depravation and as a result have mental health issues which affects their capacity to achieve and lead a balanced life. Our work endeavours to address those needs and encourage, affirm and support our vulnerable young people.

Activities for young people aged 6-21years including universal and targeted youth work; school holiday playschemes; after school club; educational support, sports, arts, crafts, musicVocational course for adultsActivities to support BME communitiesProvision of space for social, economic and cultural activities by local groupsCommunity Development supportInformation, advice and guidance

Families in Need offers support to families in financial hardship in England and Romania by providing school supplies, clothes, shoes, food, after school educational activities, summer camps, small property repairs and help with bill payments. We promote the advancement of education by organising concerts, art competitions, craft and cooking classes. We do not offer grants or send cash.

Pre school for children 2.5-4 years in Woolton Hill and breakfast club for children up to 8 years old

The provision of preschool education and out of school care to children.

Makki Masjid is a place of worship (mosque) that Muslims attend to offer prayers in congregation five times a day. The Masjid also offers other activities such as learning about Islam and teaching Arabic. The Masjid also offers after school childrens' Islamic education classes and other community needs for the Muslims of the area. There are regular daily/weekly study circles and activities.