Childcare Charities That specialise in Playgroup

We provide space for those who need a large , well maintained space for whatever (legal) activities proposed. It can for meetings, play groups, dog training Gardening club talks, Parish Council,weddings ,Harvest activities and all general village activities.

The pre-school committee and staff organise fund raising events throughout the year in order to maintain sustainability and provide suitable resources for the children.

A pre school run for children from 18 months upto starting nursery.

We provide a safe play and learning environment for children aged between 2 to 5 years

The Fairhill Estates Charity is open to applicants from Alston Moor, in Cumbria, who are experiencing financial hardship. Examples where the Charity can assist are: payment of winter fuel bills, funeral expenses, playgroup fees, some non-mandatory school trips, provision or replacement of some household goods. They can also assist with educational needs for people over the age of 25.

To provide facilities for the use of various groups in the village, Playgroup, Ladies club, Childrens Music Club, Ladies Keep Fit and any charitable fund raising events.

Preschool which has young children from the age 2-4 1/2 to get them ready for school.

Gardening Club, Playgroup, Yoga, Keep Fit sessions, Birthday Parties, Teas, Coffee mornings, Young Farmers Groups, General Meetings and Singing Groups

Community venue providing space and facilities for the local population and further afield. We aim to serve and enhance our locality. There are playgroups, arts groups, sewing groups, fitness classes and meditation, parties, fundraising activities, meals, film nights, a place to meet, to learn, somewhere to enhance connections with others and offer/attend regular or one off classes and events

We receive income from sporting rights at Napton reservoir and land rent. Town Lands Charity gives aid to groups and organisations in Napton - to benefit young/old/youth etc. i.e. Donations to school, playgroup, sports groups, Village Hall etc. We do not provide grants for individuals.

YOUTH CLUB,AFTER SCHOOL GROUP,PLAY GROUP,VARIOUS COMMUNITY GROUPS,

Family group which meets once a week, providing a variety of activities for pre-school aged children and their parents/carers.

We operate a weekly baby and toddler group session for parents and carers to attend during term time.

Runs a playgroup for children with disabilities and their siblings.Provides a break for parents with children with disabilities.Provides specialist toys.

Parent's and their Babies/Toddlers meet once a week for 2 1/2 to 3 hours in the local village hall. The children are able to play and interact with each other with a variety of toys/books etc. A sit down activity is done with the children weekly e.g. painting, drawing, making. It is also good socialisation for the parents.

Provide maintained accommodation for local groups such as play group,womens institute, private functions, parish council meetings and church functions

Provides theraputic play & education for babies & young children with special needs.

The Village Hall provides a venue for the residents of the villages of Monxton and Amport, to meet and to hold parties, film shows, and suppers, as well as using the Hall for keep fit classes, dancing classes and childrens play groups.

A weekly, local baby and toddler group in the village of Woodford Halse, Northamptonshire.Offering a range of toys, activities and crafts for children, as well as a safe space and social opportunity for parents and carers.

Playgroup. Play & stay over 60s, slimming, line dancing, youth club, tea dances. Centre lettings for various activities volunteer groups (ie) carers.

Barkham Bears Club is a playgroup for children in the Barkham area of Wokingham.

PLAYGROUP AND GET-TOGETHER FOR CHILDREN UNDER FOUR AND THEIR PARENTS/CARERS

Play group for babies, toddlers and parents held once a week

Building is for general use of village for meetings, jumble sales for charitable causes, play groups and music practice. Hired for childrens parties, educational lectures, polling station and local groups.

Food Bank, Education and Training (e.g. numeracy and literacy classes), Training for Life Programmes including understanding Universal Credits and Budgeting, CV writing and basic IT skills, Holiday Clubs, Sports and Recreational activities for the Youth, Supporting the Elderly (Befriending Scheme), Health and Wellbeing Programmes, Nursery Play Groups and Mum and Toddler Groups.