Social care Charities That specialise in Children in care

We operate throughout England and Wales. We raise standards, awareness and impact of Regulation 44 and Independent consultancy on children and young people in care and leaving care. Activities include training and education, conferences, influencing and contributing to policy and practice development, setting standards. Involving service providers and young people in the development of Reg44

For the public benefit, to advance the education of looked after children (aged6-16) In the Dorset, Hampshire and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole area by the provision of opportunities to participate in Performing Arts, specifically singing, dance and drama.

Monthly support group meetings running every first Friday and third Thursday. Family fun days.

To provide foster packs for children from 0-16 years old entering emergency foster care, including everything needed for up to 24-hour transitional period in the hospital before Social Services can take over.Additionally to provide a 24hr emergency pack for expectant mothers arriving at hospital with no belongings to give birth.

We award grants to young people who are leaving care - assisting with, for example, home furnishings and home essentials. Such items as may not be covered by a leaving care grant.

The principal activities of the charity are to promote and organise co-operation in achieving the improvement of the quality of service given to children and others in care and to that end bring together associations of foster parents, representatives of authorities and organisations engaged in advancing foster care and relieving distress of children and others in care to assist their work

supporting Foster Carers, young people in care or otherwise on Anglesey, also providing activities.

Our areas of support are for looked after children and young people who volunteer to be engaged with us, helping them to realise their potential and to find a positive destination when they leave care:1. 1:1 Tuition2. Mentoring3. Work experience in the public sector4. Pursuit of apprenticeships5. Transition to independent working life6. Incentives which reward personal excellence

To support the council's most vulnerable children living away from home and residing in foster care.To promote improvement in the quality of services given to children in care.To advance the education of the general public and those involved in foster care in all aspects of fostering.To work with, and assist, the work of statutory authorities engaged in the advancement of foster care.

Supporting care leavers to access employment training and education.

Providing grants for children's activities and fun events

Deliver services, support, activities, and opportunities to people who are at risk of or about to be homeless and those living in short term or temporary accommodation, including care leavers and young people aged 16 to 25 years. Support beneficiaries to learn additional skills, gain confidence, explore talents and interests, and achieve personal growth to live a positive life in the community.

We work in partnership with individuals or organisations who provide quality sporting activities for children and young people from age 5 - 16 mainly within Walsall. Past activities have included a two day golfing event for Looked after Children, 10 week Judo course and football course for girls.

A Charity committed to transforming lives and giving hope to vulnerable individuals, by supporting the less-privileged, disability, homelessness, mental health and well-being, young adults and children in care, orphanages and general eradication of poverty. We help to sponsor programmes and projects for empowerment and help give individuals the opportunity to live a better and healthier life.

Support Foster carers

We hold coffee mornings and summer outings and support groups to provide support and friendship to our foster families and their foster children.

Inspire Youth Foundation provides grants for children with life limiting conditions, registered disabilities and young people leaving care under the Charities stated Objects. Funds obtained towards Grants will be raised through sponsored activities, donations, fund applications and via Amazon 'smile' commission. Grants will vary between £50 and £500

The Association is established for benefiting the community of Berkshire by advancing public knowledge of matters relating to substitute care of children & the education & training of foster carers; to relieve the need of foster children their carers & carers families, by the provision of advice, support & services; protection & preservation of good health of carers of foster children.

Norfolk Foster Care Association provides the following services: 1. Provides advocacy/advice/information and mutual telephone support to foster carers. 2. Seeks the views and opinions of foster carers. 3. Ensures the highest level of peer support is available during and after an allegation within the limitations of our human and financial resources and provides a wide range of support services to

encouraging and supporting our fostered children to broaden their horizons and gain confidence

The Foundation exists to promote the interests of all looked after children in England. Plans are well advanced to take a group of young people to Goa in October 2012 to work with the street children and experience another culture.

The company's principal activity during the year continued to be to advance the education of Looked After Children and Young People, advisory support to parents on exclusions, strategies to support their children in education and mentoring. To engage in wider community activities by holding events/running projects to reach out to those groups/individuals who are isolated/lonely and the elderly.

KIC supports young people to improve their life chances through delivering a range of digitally creative activities. We support all young people but particularly those affected by mental health issues, looked after children and victims of bullying, CSE and abuse. We engage, consult and communicate with young people and produce material that can be used by others to inform strategy development.

Interactive concerts in Primary School (Islington) to foster children's active listening skills. The chamber musicians we work with are all students or recent graduates from London?s music conservatoires.