London Youth supports a network of over 400 diverse community youth organisations where young people choose to go, reaching 75,000 young people across every London borough and at our two outdoor centres out of town. We’re here to support and challenge young people to become the best they can be.
OYT Scotland inspires young people through the challenge of adventure under sail. Aged 12-24, they come from all backgrounds across Scotland and beyond. Living and working together on our boats with our volunteer sea-staff, our voyages build their confidence, responsibility, resilience and respect.
GENCAD's main area of focus are; supporting orphans and vulnerable children especially girls access primary & secondary education, empower women and youth. We provide micro-loans, skills & entrepreneurship training for youth & women.We provide laboratory equipment to secondary schools.
WORLDwrite is an education charity with a long track record of developing creative programmes with young people. The charity set up the online Citizen TV channel WORLDbytes and provides free film training to young people, ensuring they can produce programmes and reports which question the way the world is and champion the best for all. The charity also assists partner groups in developing countries with annual global appeals. WORLDwrite is volunteer led and run, has an open door policy and encourages all-comers to get involved and recognise there are no limits to what's possible.
The Salmon Youth Centre is regarded to be a flagship youth centre for the voluntary sector. For over 100 years, it has provided a place and purpose for children and young people in Bermondsey in the inner London Borough of Southwark. Located at the heart of its community, Salmon holds a record as one of the longest continuous serving youth centres in the UK. At the Salmon Youth Centre, we encourage healthy lifestyles in young people, focusing on physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health. We also give young people space to explore their creativity through dance, drama, music and visual arts. Last but not least, we inspire and support young people to develop ambition for learning and work. We welcome around 500 young people every week. Our doors are open to all young people between 6-25 years. Our aim is to build long term, life-changing relationships through regular social interaction. Every week, we run seven open access clubs and over 20 specialised clubs. We have recently been recognised as an outstanding youth centre and were awarded the PQasso Level 2 quality standard for third-sector organisations.
We support children and young people who are experiencing difficulties within their home, school and community. Through individual and group work, we help them to develop their social and emotional skills. We also facilitate parenting groups to promote their well-being and develop self-confidence.
The Golden Lion Children's Trust was formed in 1973 to bring some hope help and happiness into the lives of underprivileged children and children with special needs.
PALS provides recreation and leisure opportunities for young people (aged 5-18 years) with a physical disability or sensory impairment in West Berkshire.
dedicated to aiding underprivileged children and young people all around the world, to better their quality of life, emphasising on stability, teaching life skills and promoting sustainable development. For us it is about providing them with an opportunity. Along the way, we hope to develop the local communities and environments.
Solihull Life Opportunities (SoLO) is a charity which enables children, young people and adults with learning disabilities to enjoy social and leisure activities that the rest of us take for granted. Find out more about SoLO at www.solihullsolo.org
Cirdan provides opportunities for disadvantaged young people to experience the challenge and adventure of life at sea on large sailing vessels to promote self-discovery and enhance social interaction; this not only benefits individuals but in turn benefits local communities and society as a whole.
The Trust will support youth work in Tower Hamlets. Youth work provides a critical means of support, education and opportunity for young people. The Trustees will support one or more charities working with young people in East London, and make a donation to them with specific goals in mind. This will ensure that some good will come out of Frank’s tragic death.
Home-Start Fylde recruits and trains parent volunteers who then befriend and support families with at least one child aged 0-12. Volunteers help to give children the best possible start in life by supporting the whole family. They work to prevent difficult times from creating permanent problems.
The Hollow Lane Club aims to improve the lives of children and young people with learning disabilities in Devon by providing a year-round programme of activity clubs.
A specialist centre working together with families to support babies and young children with physical difficulties in a fun filled sensory session.
Bringing joy and opportunities to disabled children and their families through sports, leisure and camps. Step by Step is a charity for disabled children and young people giving;- Disabled children and young people in their community new opportunities that help them to thrive; socially, physically, emotionally and intellectually.-Parents and carers of disabled children time-out from caring, enabling them to be better carers and supporting stronger families.Weekly sessions include: -Full-day Sunday club (divided into 3 groups: Younger kids aged 2-9, Step-Up Girls aged 10-18, Step-Up Boys aged 10-18)-Swimming-Horse-riding-Ice-skating-Cycling-Music Therapy-Art TherapyHoliday programmes include:-Playschemes (Winter, Summer, Passover and Sukkot)-Sleep-away camps-Weekend respite breaks/camps Charity No: 1143986 Find out more Website http://www.stepbystepkids.org.uk/ Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page
It creates brighter futures for families and young people in Jersey.
Kelston Club & Study Centre, part of Netherhall Educational Association, has successfully provided educational and formative activities for schoolboys and young men in and around south London for almost 50 years. We offer dedicated study facilities and a whole host of leisure-time activities. It is run exclusively by an enthusiastic team of volunteers giving up some of their spare time to widen young peoples horizons. Open to all on a non-denominational basis but with a strong Christian ethos, Kelston constantly needs financial support for running its expanding premises and paying capital costs for recent works now underway .
A student run charity for children from deprives socio-economic backgrounds in the Oxfordshire area, ExVac provides fun filled activity holidays for these kids.
Dads Rock is Scotland's only network of free playgroups for Dads and kids.They are fun, positive and rocking places to take your kids.We are based in 3 locations, 2 in Edinburgh and 1 in Fife.We were started by dads, for dads. We've plans to expand, to support more families throughout Scotland.
We are a small charity promoting and encouraging people of all abilities to come together on equal terms. We organise fun activities and days out for mentally and physically disabled children and young adults from the Nottingham area between the ages of 13-18.Our events provide often much-needed respite to the parents/carers of our members as well as giving these children and young adults opportunities to have experiences that they may not otherwise have the chance to do (whether that be for financial, logistical or other reasons).
Selfless is a unique platform which allows skilled young people to volunteer using their skills and experiences to benefit good causes. Through our website people are able to connect to our network of charities to access their volunteering opportunities.
The Lowdown provides free and confidential counselling, information and support services to children and young adults in Northamptonshire. Since opening our doors in 1989, we have supported over 200,000 young people who have told us their lives have changed for the better. Thank you!
Enthusiasm aim to see young people fulfil their true potential by diverting them from crime; Raising aspirations; Building self esteem and Equipping for excellence, by providing relevant activities for young people, including intensive mentoring & learning programmes, youth clubs and workshops.
Respite Care for Children & Young People with Special Needs and their siblings.