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Needs Review · 👶 Children · 2,991 charities · page 39 of 60
1901
EARLY YEARS @ LIGHTCLIFFE
#1213758
We enhance development & education of children primarily under statutory school age. Offering appropriate play, education & care facilities, family learning & extended hours groups, together with the right of parents to take responsibility for & to become involved in the activities. Ensuring that we offer opportunities for all children whatever their race, culture, religion, means or ability.
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1902
CYLCH MEITHRIN TREHARRIS
#1213552
Cylch Meithrin Treharris is located in Treharris, the aim of the Cylch is to provide a happy, familiar atmosphere in which children learn through play through the medium of Welsh. Firstly, we was open Treharris Church Hall. We are now based in our very own building. We encourage the children to speak the Welsh language, through games, stories, finger rhymes and songs.
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1903
THE THORNBURY, WOODHALL AND WATERLOO COUNCIL
#1214348
We hold weekly services, run Bible studies, kids work, food provision, interfaith projects, and hire out St James hall to serve and support our diverse local community.
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1904
NEW HALL AND FRIENDS PTFA
#1213657
We raise money on behalf of New Hall Primary school, to enhance and enrich our children's educational experiences.
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1905
HAVEN HOUSE
#1215497
Haven House is a faith-based charity committed to serving our community through compassion, ministry, and practical support. Rooted in Christian values, we exist to uplift the elderly, empower young people, and support individuals living with disabilities. Through spiritual guidance, outreach programs, and charitable donations, we strive to provide hope, dignity, and a sense of belonging to those
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1906
THE WAREHOUSE
#1215129
We provide community-based physical and mental wellbeing services, including self-defence, martial arts, fitness training and mental health programmes. We operate from a community wellness centre in London, offering accessible, subsidised activities that promote resilience, confidence and overall wellbeing for children and adults.
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1907
LONDON FOOTBALL SCHOOL CIO
#1216948
Providing financial assistance for the benefit of young people living in London and their parents or carers, who are inneed by reason of financial hardship, to enable such individuals to participate in sports which promote health by involving physical or mental skill or exertion and such other charitable purposes as the charity trustees may from time to time think fit.
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1908
THE COMMUNITY RUGBY TRUST (STOCKWOOD PARK)
#1215872
We provide structured rugby coaching, physical activity programmes and mentoring for children and young people in Luton. We support those facing disadvantage by removing financial barriers, offering equipment and inclusive access, and promoting personal development, equality and community engagement.
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1909
HOPE FOR VENEZUELA
#1216751
We support 170 children in rural communities in Venezuela, providing clothing and essentials so they can attend school with dignity. To fund our mission, we host community events in the UK - brunches, Latin parties, food festivals and a Christmas gathering that bring together the Latin and Bucks community, raise funds and collect donated clothes, shoes and toys.
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1910
THE HORTON KIRBY AND SOUTH DARENTH COMMUNITY VILLAGES TRUST
#1215349
For the benefit of the inhabitants of the civil parish of Horton Kirby & South Darenth; to provide or assist with the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances or for the public at large with the object of improving their conditions of life.
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1911
HUNTINGDONSHIRE COMMUNITY GROUP
#1214581
The objectives Huntingdonshire Community Group CIO are: -For the public benefit, the relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability or economic and/or social disadvantage, in Huntingdon North, Cambridgeshire, through the provision of grants, items and services to individuals in need.
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1912
CITADEL OF EMPOWERMENT AND HOPE FOUNDATION
#1217869
To relieve the needs of women, including pregnant women, and children affected by domestic abuse, and to promote their health, safety, and wellbeing.
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1913
INSPIRE YOUTH ORGANISATION
#1214322
The Charity (IYO) aims to offer Young People a safe space in the inner city, where they can come and meet their friends. IYO delivers its charitable purpose to act as a resource for YP up to the age of 19 living London boroughs by providing advice, assistance & organising programmes of physical, educational activities by organising structured, inclusive, age appropriate programmes-social cohesion.
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1914
MEON SINGERS
#1214518
Through communal singing we provide education and training for adults; recognising the health benefits of singing we offer a resource to the NHS for social prescribing, and via performances we raise funds to support youth training in music and the arts.
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1915
NEWCASTLE BENFIELD COMMUNITY HUB
#1217700
We provide a free, drop-in breakfast club for young people aged 11 to 16 in Walker, Walkergate and Byker. Based at our community hub, we serve nutritious meals, offer free exercise classes and create a safe, warm space where children can connect, feel supported and start their day well.
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1916
EASTOVER YOUTH CENTRE
#1216823
Clubs for children and young people including Dance, Judo, Jujutsu, Karate and Messy Play.
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1917
WEST NORTHANTS VOICES IN PARTNERSHIP
#1216033
We are a Parent Carer Forum West Northants Voices in Partnership representing parents and carers of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities SEND We work with local services across education health and social care to share families views influence improvements provide information and help shape inclusive support across our area of West Northamptonshire
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1918
MILL HILL LIONS CLUB (CIO)
#1214934
The relief of poverty and the relief of those in need in particular by providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief . The advancement of health or the savings of lives by preventing avoidable blindness, assisting disable people to lead independent lives or helping to prevent and manage health issues.Supporting youth for their education and to develop their skills.
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1919
LAMPETER LOCAL MINISTRY AREA
#1214458
We are a group of churches which provide services to help people access the Christian faith and grow in it, as well as supporting our local communities. We provide services of worship, occasional offices, pastoral visiting, children's groups, Bible teaching and opportunities for prayer. We also signpost people to local support services eg foodbank
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1920
ARIBO FOUNDATION
#1216640
The Aribo Foundation supports children and young people through sport, education, mentorship and community-based initiatives. The charity aims to promote confidence, wellbeing, personal development and positive opportunities for young people and families.
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1921
THE THOMAS MILO FOUNDATION
#1216369
The Thomas Milo Foundation provides grant funding to charities and other organisations which work to: provide much needed support to disabled children and their families; improve local areas; reduce isolation for disabled children and vulnerable people ; enable those struggling to access education /work to build a better life; deliver programmes improving health systems and outcomes.
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1922
THE EARLY LIGHT FOUNDATION
#1217142
Early Light Foundation is dedicated to the mental health of war trauma-affected children and families worldwide. Through clinical excellence and scientific research, Early Light Foundation pioneers innovative, culturally grounded approaches to trauma healing, offering access not only to immediate and quality support, but to long-term healing, strength, and generational wellbeing.
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1923
NOTICE PRODUCTIONS CIO
#1217256
Notice Productions is a youth-led filmmaking charity. We empower the young people of Windsor and the surrounding area to create films on issues that matter to them. We place a high value of inclusivity and diversity, always seeking to remove barriers to participation within the arts.
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1924
TUNJUR COMMUNITY ORGANISATION UK
#1217692
FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED, BY REASON OF YOUTH, AGE, ILL-HEALTH, DISABILITY, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR OTHER DISADVANTAGE IN UK AND SUDAN, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY ORPHANS, THROUGH THE PROVISION OF GRANTS, ITEMS AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED AND/OR CHARITIES, OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS, WORKING TO IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE OF SUCH INDIVIDUALS.
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1925
DAVID LLOYD CLUBS TOGETHER FOUNDATION
#1217430
Based in England, we promote physical health, mental wellbeing and social inclusion. We do this through healthy recreation, physical activity and sport, and through educational and leisure opportunities, particularly for young people, and by supporting people affected by social exclusion to build skills, improve employability and live healthy, active lives.
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1926
DWYLO HAPUS
#1217157
Dwylo Hapus (charity) aims to provide an inclusive provision, subsidising play opportunities for children with complex / additional needs.Dwylo Hapus (charity) wants to ensure that children can access play / childcare and social interactions during school holidays.
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1927
MATHS BEYOND LIMITS UK ASSOCIATION
#1217296
MBL UK Association exists to run enriching activities in mathematics and related disciplines for young people. Our flagship event is an annual residential summer camp for 15-19 year olds, which is open to applicants of any nationality and residence.
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1928
WELBOURN WONDERBUGS PRESCHOOL
#1215253
Welbourn Wonderbugs Preschool provides childcare for up to 14 children aged between 2yrs and school age.The Preschool is set in a rural village location, with an emphasis on making the most of our local environment.We accept Early years government funding for disadvantaged 2 year olds and 2 & 3/4 year old funding for working and non working parentsWe are open 8.30-4pm term-time only.
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1929
NEW GEN RISE
#1217517
New Gen Rise provides youth development programmes for young people aged 6 to 25, including educational support, mentoring, leadership training, outdoor activities, and community volunteering. The charity focuses on improving skills, confidence, and wellbeing, particularly for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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1930
CYLCH MEITHRIN CROESGOCH
#1215412
Full day welsh child care facility
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1931
FRIENDS OF UNITY SCHOOL
#1217933
The charity advances education for children attending Unity Freretown Primary and Lower Secondary School in Mombasa Kenya by providing financial support for school fees facilities buildings and educational resources. It also supports pupils health by funding access to medical care through the Schools on site doctors practice for children unable to afford treatment.
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1932
ROMANIAN SCHOOL ROOTS AND WINGS
#1217889
The Romanian School Roots and Wings offers educational, cultural, and spiritual activities for Romanian children in the UK. Through interactive lessons, children learn the Romanian language, traditions, culture, and Orthodox values while developing creativity, confidence, teamwork, and respect in a warm and supportive environment.
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1933
AFRICAN STRATEGIC OUTREACH ALLIANCE
#1218009
ASOA backs African charities supporting vulnerable youths, by providing funding and strategic guidance to supercharge their impact.
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1934
THE HOLY FAMILY HUB CIO
#1216699
We are creating an inclusive community hub in Pontefract for children and families with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). We provide peer support, wellbeing sessions, inclusive activities and safe social spaces. We are restoring a long-vacant historic church building to create a welcoming, accessible space for the whole community.
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1935
EAST RUSTON INFANT SCHOOL & NURSERY PTFA
#1216360
We support East Ruston Infant School & Nursery by providing goods and services that would otherwise be unaffordable such as educational trips, equipment and resources for outdoor learning (forest school provision) and toys and equipment to enhance learning through play. Parents, teachers and friends work together to provide events and activities that both fundraise and strengthen our community
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1936
FRIENDS OF WIGAN MUSIC SERVICE
#1217040
The Friends are committed to fostering an inclusive environment through music education. We offer practical and financial support to music initiatives that inspire ambition and enable young people to realise their full potential. We cultivate strategic partnerships and collaborate with our supporters to promote the case for sustained investment in music education.
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1937
WOODSIDE MUSIC CHARITY
#1217010
We deliver high quality live classical performances to enrich lives and improve the wellbeing of our audiences and participation events for young people to develop their understanding and appreciation of music and provide valuable experience of giving a public performance.
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1938
GRAVES YOUTH THEATRE
#1217938
GYT holds free high quality sessions to run workshops to improve skills & experiences of the young people. There are also rehearsals working towards public performances. The trustees seek funding for projects which enables the sessions, projects & performances being free. GYT is based in Graves Park Pavillion. It is led by qualified drama professionals & volunteers.
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1939
FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF TONACLIFFE
#1217231
We raise funds to support the school and enhance pupils education and wellbeing. Activities include organising events, fundraising initiatives, and providing resources, equipment and opportunities that benefit all children, helping improve their learning environment and school experience.
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1940
MINSTER ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH
#1217406
Church run activities: Oasis Coffee Stop runs on a Thursday morning 10-12 to combat loneliness and isolation a recognised warm hub by Swale council, Renew wellbeing Saturday morning, 10-12pm a space to share interests, make friends, a space where is it OK not to be OK, Access to prayer and signposting support. Children's mission - Messy church 3rd Saturday each month 2-4pm.
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1941
25TH WAKEFIELD (ST JOHN'S) SCOUT GROUP
#1217416
As scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week the 25th Wakefield (St John's) Scout Group gives young people the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.
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1942
THE LYDD CHARTER CENTENARY BURSARY
#295651
BURSARY AWARDS TO YOUNG PEOPLE
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1943
RAYLEIGH CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND
#301381
Child Playground Facilities
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1944
PRIORY SCHOOL (BANSTEAD) TRUST LIMITED
#312035
Educating children
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1945
THE LANGWITH RECREATION GROUND
#509711 · £0 income
FootballChildrens play area
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1946
NEWFIELD SCHOOL FUND
#515350
Education of young people
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1947
HALABJA COMMUNITY PLAY PROJECT
#1132672
ÔÇó Regular play sessions with the children to keep the children involved in the development of their play site.ÔÇó Build of the site and training of local staffÔÇó Development of playworker skills in the community ÔÇó Establishment of an outreach programme to outlying areas of Halabja where there are no amenities or play areas.
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1948
EARLY YEARS BEYONDAUTISM CIO
#1207574 · £0 income
Supporting the education of young children with Autism
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1949
SHORTSTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL PTA
#1205839
Our PTA works with our school staff, parents & pupils to put on a range of events and activities, such as sweet sales, raffles, family fun days etc. These help to build the school community and help fundraise for the children. We use our funds to purchase additional activities for the school children such as Christmas Pantos, author visits, science week etc.
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1950
FRIENDS OF NEWCROFT
#1207544
Friends of Newcroft support Newcroft School by raising funds and organising events for the children that attend.
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