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Broadening participation in the sport of rowing and sculling by providing access and inclusion to young people from all backgrounds, particularly but not exclusively those in the London Boroughs of Hounslow, Richmond-upon-Thames and Ealing.

The Unity Centre is a cafe/charity shop offering advice/befriending/hate crime support. Activities: karaoke, arts & crafts, Bang & Crash, wellbeing and Groove. Our Unity Youth Projects department runs The Fort, a gaming hub that specialises in improving social connectivity & life/social skills, through digital/IT-based & modernised projects & activities, such as card/board/video games, D&D & VR.

Blaze works to promote public awareness of the signs & symptoms of DIPG/brain tumours in children and young people; provides funding for research into the prevention, treatment and cure of DIPG; and supports DIPG/DMG children and their families with gifts, experiences and wishes

Normal activities of a Christian Church, including services of worship, activities for different age ranges including children, youth, men, women. Activities for the study of the Christian faith. Activities for the benefit of the community including providing services in care homes, support to schools, and a variety of inter-church activities for the community.

We provide inclusive, youth-led play and creative sessions for neurodivergent and Disabled children and young people in Thanet. Our work supports social connection, self-expression and wellbeing, helping to reduce isolation and improve quality of life.

The Adolescent Health Study (AHS) is an ambitious initiative to establish a prospective, longitudinal population study that will generate a globally leading open science data platform and research resource. AHS aims to recruit at least 100,000 young people aged eight to 18 years from across the UK and to follow their mental and physical health and wellbeing over at least 10 years.

NASPP exists to streamline access to quality programmes for separating parents. Our role is to connect providers across the UK under one trusted website, making it easier for parents and referrers to find dependable programmes that adhere to agreed standards. Giving parents access to a variety of supportive options early on to help children thrive through the challenging times of separation.

The aims of the Charity are to enhance the development and education of children primarily under statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children through our pre-school setting in Lincolnshire.

Registered childcare for children aged 6 months to 11 years. Includes breakfast club and afterschool club and playgroup during term time and holiday club during school holidays. Providing a variety of activities in line with guidance from the EYFS, Ofsted and other professional bodies including craft, outdoor play, trips, literacy, numeracy within a play based curriculum.

The advancement of education, in particular but not exclusively by providing supplementary education to children aged between 8 to 16 years old in multi-disciplinary subjects at a non-residential education centre and online; and providing scholarships to those who are unable to afford such classes.

St. Andrews Church is primarily a place of worship,offering a diversity of services to suit all needs and has a strong musical and choral tradition.The Church undertakes many pastoral activities including several social events, interest groups,fundraising and can give grants where needed. St. Andrews is keen to provide services for young people and is committed to all guidelines for safeguarding.

The Foundation organises an annual Model United Nations Conference, London Youth Model United Nations (London YouthMUN) aimed at GCSE and Sixth Form Students around the world. Training programmes, workshops and also offered in conjunction with the conference, and other activities aim to increase students' understanding and interest in diplomacy and international relations.

a) The advancement of the Unitarian faith and the public worship of God; b) The advancement of religious education in accordance with the principles of the Unitarian faith; c) The advancement of the education of children and young people in the faith particularly by the provision of a Sunday School.

Kempsford Village Hall is used for public meetings and larger scale social events such as parties, concerts and theatrical events. Current usage includes, Pilates, Youth Club, Post Office, Parish Council meetings, private parties, a monthly Cafe and events such as Live Music Nights, Line Dancing, Beer Festival and village fete.

Brunel Education's vision is to be a creative education community opening doors, opening minds and realising potential. Our Mission is to ensure that all of our children and young people, including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) are given every opportunity to be engaged, inspired and empowered to enable them to flourish and lead safe and successful lives.

Maintenance of playing fields in Fishbourne including sports facilities, community centre and children's play area

AAW aim to improve mental wellbeing in West Cumbria by delivering accessible support services including 1:1 coping strategies, counselling, adult and youth groups, walking football, alternative therapies and awareness training for organisations/schools. We remove barriers such as transport, cost and confidence, reducing isolation, building resilience and enabling early intervention before crisis.

Rea Valley Scout District provides a range of activities, training, and personal development opportunities for young people aged 6-25. Through Scouting programs, we promote life skills, outdoor adventures, leadership, and community engagement. Our activities encourage personal growth, teamwork, and responsibility, fostering active citizenship and self-confidence.

We promote the whole mission of the Church through regular worship and providing other facilities outside worship e.g. Top Up Shop, Bubbles toddler group, Youth cafe, Monday meals all with educational opportunities. Regular social events are held and we support a local care home with worship services and offer well being support to parents at a local primary school. The building is also hireable.

The charity provides an airy internal space for recreational and other leisure-time activities for adults and children, including classes, hobbies, exhibitions, meetings, training courses, community meetings, food preparation and serving, parties and celebrations. There is a large hall, stage, a separate meeting room, a well equipped kitchen and disabled access and toilets.

We provide for children under the age of 16 years residing in the North East of England ,who through a display of exceptional character in overcoming difficulties arising out of serious sickness or injury, an award and age appropriate gifts to recognise this bravery

The Volunteers Charity is based at The Hub in Banks, operating independently to increase community involvement and volunteering opportunities for the local community. Our volunteers run a lunch club, we support the community cafe to provide social and work experience, and we provide free activities for local children and their families. Our volunteers also help to maintain The Hub and its grounds.

This is a place of worship. The church provides a sacred space for worship and prayer. This includes the spiritual and moral education of children and young people.

Miracles is a charity supporting children and families in poverty and crisis, including serious illness. Providing rapid, 24-hour assistance, we deliver essentials like food, clothing, and emergency accommodation, and offer financial help to prevent evictions or replace appliances. Initiatives like Feed London address food poverty with meal kits, vouchers, and activities during school holidays.

Advancement of the Christian faithPastoral careActivities and groups for children and adults

The Object of the CIO is for the public benefit, the advancement of the Christian faith in particular (but without limitation) by the provision of a residential retreats and other related activities in Studland and other parts of the United Kingdom for children, young people and their families.

Regular public worship in various formats open to all.Provider of wedding, baptism and funeral services.Teaching of Christianity through sermons and small groups.Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved in the community.Contributing to the spiritual and moral education of children.Staging of events and activities for all ages.Supporting other charities.

Sports and activities for young people

The Church holds regular public worship services, prayer meetings, Bible study, children's Sunday school, seminars on Christian life, family life, parenting, etc. It also distributes literature to the general public through social media and provides counselling and welfare services to those who need them in the community.

We are a Baptist Church, based in Caton, near LancasterAs well as Sunday worship, the church provides the following activities/services:Parent and toddler groupMen's events/meetingsLadies events/meetingsPrayer meetingsCommunity engagementBible studyYouth services

Our mission is to reach those who don't know Christ in the North London area and beyond: We run Alpha Courses locally & organise camps for children & young people. We partner with other Churches, providing volunteer workers for a local foodbank. We also run a group for parents & carers of pre-school children in the area. We are also part of the Relational Mission family of churches.

The Church fulfills its purpose through a range of activities which include: * regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching and the communion of the Lord's Supper; * evangelism and mission, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally; * and the teaching, encouragement, welcome and inclusion of young people through a range of organisations.

To relieve poverty and financial hardship in East Africa, primarily western Kenya, by supporting early childhood development centres; primary, secondary, vocational and university education; medical centre and healthcare projects; capacity-building and peer education; and programmes that enable individuals to generate sustainable incomes and become self-reliant.

SLOW offers emotional and practical support to bereaved families that have lost a child in any circumstances. The charity currently provides support groups for bereaved parents when a child has died in the family; sibling support workshops for bereaved children that have lost a brother or sister and help and advice for professionals working with bereaved families.

Downs and Special Friends supports children and adults with Down syndrome, Autism, ADHD, and other diagnosed or undiagnosed disabilities. We provide inclusive social events, educational workshops, recreational activities, and family support to enhance wellbeing, confidence, and life skills. We operate in Batley and surrounding communities, promoting inclusion and social integration.

STORKS advances neonatal and paediatric health in the UK and internationally by providing specialist training and observerships for clinicians, funding and disseminating impactful research, delivering free specialised road and air transfers, and offering holistic family support for critically ill babies and children.

STURR is a UK-based charity dedicated to empowering communities worldwide through education, sport, and sustainable livelihoods. We work alongside trusted local partners to deliver practical, long-term solutions that improve opportunities for children and young people, strengthen community resilience, and promote self-sufficiency.

Proud 2 b Parents is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of LGBT parents, carers, and their children. We strive to address health disparities, combat social isolation, and advocate for equitable treatment. By providing tailored services and fostering a sense of belonging, we champion inclusivity and equity for all LGBT families across the UK.

Youth Focus South East supports young people in South East England by developing their skills, confidence, and involvement in society. We create opportunities for youth to influence services, and provide training and support to those working with them, helping improve youth work practice and impact measurement across the region.

Church of England, Church in the Diocese of Ely providing worship, prayer, children's and youth work, pastoral care, social action and community outreach to help people grown in faith, build relationships, and serve others.

Education Alliance for Life Chances will advance education for children and young people in a variety of ways. It will work in partnership with beneficiaries, public institutions including schools and colleges, research bodies and community groups to develop evidence-based projects which will support children and young people to be better able to engage and succeed in their education.

Torpoint and Rame Peninsula Lions Club (CIO) is a Lions club part of Lions Clubs International. We raise money by organising and running fundraising events in the local community to support local youth organisations, general worthy community causes, environmental issues and some international disasters.

Sporting Way provides activities and projects for children and young people, through the use of sport and play to educate, engage and facilitate an environment that allows them to develop positively. We run afterschool clubs, holiday provisions, projects designed to address inequality of access and opportunity.

Harden Pre-School is a community preschool based at Harden Memorial Hall in Harden, West Yorkshire. We provide a safe, secure and stimulating environment with qualified and caring staff offering 40 Ofsted registered places within our preschool in Harden Memorial Hall, and a further 25 places for primary school age children in our before- and after-school clubs.

Poppy's Light Foundation offers support to children, young people and their families, through holistic interventions. With an additional advancing health offer to prevent young sudden cardiac death in our region, through awareness, screening, research and support for affected families.

GoodWork delivers employability skills training, careers support and mentoring to young people from low socioeconomic backgrounds. We also work with employers to create fairer opportunities and promote inclusive hiring to support our beneficiaries.

The Parish aims to provide religious, educational, social, and cultural activities for various groups, including women, youth, children, and senior citizens, to carry out service activities benefiting the wider community, and to engage in other appropriate activities with approval from the Indian Orthodox Church authorities.

Scouts go camping, hiking, swimming, abseiling, cycling and canoeing. They also hang out with friends every week and have fun, play games, work in a team and take on new challenges. Every week Scouts provides skills young people need for school, college, university, the job interview, and life.

PROMOTING CHRISTIAN FAITH THROUGH SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE, BIBLE STUDIES, SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR KIDS, PYPA,WOMEN'S MINISTRY,EVANGELISM THROUGH PREACHING AND TRACT DISTRIBUTION. OPERATE IN THE NORTH EAST REGION BY REGULAR PRAYER MEETINGS

We work with children and young people to support them to have an effective voice in decisions that affect them.