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We are proud to support the following organisations:
Skylarks provide support for children with additional needs. Everything about Skylarks is focused on children and the atmosphere is bright, optimistic and supportive – understanding that all children want to have fun and feel safe, and that parents need a helping hand when days are tough.
Little Village is London's biggest baby bank. It provides vital kit for families struggling to pay for essential kit – like clothes, beds and toys. Many of the people who come for help are often socially isolated and have little or no knowledge of wider networks of support available to them.
Candlelighters support families facing children's cancer in Yorkshire. Based in Leeds, they are right there for children going through cancer treatment and their families. From providing Play Therapists on the ward at the hospital, to accommodation for parents, financial support and so much more.
SHiFT works with children and young people who are caught in the destructive cycle of crime and associated behaviours. Their approach is centred around the relationship between each child and their SHiFT Guide. Guides work intensively with a maximum of five children over an 18-month period, doing whatever it takes to support and enable them to reach their potential.
The Miscarriage Association provides support and information to anyone affected by miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or molar pregnancy. Miscarriage is the most common kind of pregnancy loss, affecting around one in four pregnancies. The team has the knowledge, compassion and experience to help, and their volunteers, who have been through pregnancy loss themselves, provide peer support and comfort.
The Parent Rooms began in 2014 as an informal online peer support group started by Michelle Bradley who, at that time, was struggling with postnatal anxiety, depression, and PTSD. In June 2019, after five years of providing informal online peer support to over 700 parents across NI, The Parent Rooms incorporated as a charity to develop a regional peer support network across Northern Ireland for parents experiencing mental health difficulties.
Free Your Mind support individuals that have experienced childhood Domestic Violence and Abuse in the home. They provide therapeutic support for children and young people coping with the trauma of living around Domestic Abuse. They are the only charity that works directly with children and young people who have witnessed Domestic Abuse in the home, and the fallout of this on their mental health.
The Bodie Hodges Foundation was formed in 2012, to support families who have been bereaved of a child of any age and to promote organ donation. Our vision is to give hope to families bereaved of a child by providing a range of services that support grieving families and encourage them to rebuild and remember.
Buttle UK is a charity dedicated to helping children and young people in the UK who have experienced crisis, living in financial hardship and dealing with multiple challenging social issues. We provide support designed to improve emotional, educational and social outcomes through our Chances for Children grants and, for some children whose home environment is disruptive and chaotic, grants which allow them to go to boarding school.
Coram is the world's longest serving children's charity and has been putting children's rights and welfare first for 280 years. Today they secure loving adoptive homes for those who need them, get the voices of young people in or leaving care heard in decisions that matter. They help children gain the skills they need for life and ensure access to justice for those who are denied the education and security that should be theirs by right.
Lighthouse Pedagogy Trust is a charity that creates children's homes where children can thrive. They believe that children in care have the right to the same opportunities as everyone else – at home, school and in their communities.
The Cottage Family Centre was originally developed by a group of local parents and established in 1987. Its purpose is to provide a family centre, serving Kirkcaldy which caters for the needs of children aged 0-16 years and their families.
OnSide is a national youth charity determined to make sure that all young people have the opportunity to shine. The chance to discover their passion and their purpose through a network of state-of-the-art, youth centres, called Youth Zones in the UK's most disadvantaged areas.
SBFP&CC works with families who are homeless, those living in temporary accommodation and families who are occupying unsuitable housing e.g. overcrowded, in a state of disrepair. The project exists to support and assist families trying to cope with housing stress and manage their lives in very difficult and wide-ranging circumstances.
