Museum of London

Trustees are pleased to be involved in supporting the exciting new stage in the history of The Museum of London. We recognise the evaluation that has resulted in a change from Morning Explorers to Quiet Afternoons and the need for funding for staffing, training, resources and promotion.

Movement Centre

Trustees commend the charity’s achievement of 85% success through Targeted Training Therapy, and its bold intention to provide fully funded treatment to families.

Little Angel Theatre

Trustees are pleased to continue support for the digital puppet show presentations for children with disabilities in 15 care locations.

Leeds Children’s Hospital Charity

Trustees wish to support the next edition of the British Transplant Games in Coventry in July when the Leeds Hospitals Charity will be supporting a team, of children who have received transplants, to participate in the Games.

Helen & Douglas House

Trustees were pleased to know that a physiotherapist has been appointed to provide appropriate treatment as part of the aim to enable children with life shortening conditions to live life to the full.

Hearts & Minds

Trustees are pleased to support the ClownDoctors programme to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee Children’s wards in hospitals. We had doubts about the ‘clown’ element of your title knowing that some children can be frightened by clowns. We have, in the past, supported GiggleDoctors, which appealed to us more. However, we can accept “Clowning S’Cool”! 

Hallé Concerts Society

Trustees are delighted to continue to support Halle’s outreach work to children who might not otherwise have access to high quality musical experiences.

Footsteps Foundation

Trustees are pleased to offer a grant for the valuable work with children with Cerebral Palsy at the charity’s centre in Oxford where the charity has the innovative spider therapy.

Cystic Fibrosis Trust

Trustees are pleased to award a grant for the work of its Youth programme which helps people with CF to connect online through fun interactive (skill based) workshops and social nights, so vital for young people who cannot meet in person.

Children’s Hospice South West

Trustees are pleased to support the expansion of the community-based services with their particular focus on end of life care at home.