Elizabeth Foundation

Trustees are pleased to support The Elizabeth Foundation in the provision of a specialist teacher for the pre-school children with cochlea implants.

Whizz-Kidz

It is satisfying to note that you are planning to resume in-person delivery of your valuable services to young wheelchair users in the coming months and Trustees are pleased to make a grant to you for this work.

Bolton Lads & Girls Club

Trustees are pleased to once again give support towards the running of the Youth Inclusion Project at Bolton Lads and Girls Club.

Family Action

Trustees are pleased to support the provision of adult volunteer mentors for children who will have been additionally disadvantaged through the experience of the pandemic. This is now even more valuable and necessary.

Guild Care

Trustees are pleased to support Ashdown Youth Group in providing day-out visits for the young people in their care.

Jessie’s Fund

Trustees are pleased to support the project at Collingwood School.

RSBC (Royal Society for Blind Children)

Trustees wish to support Live Life Go Further programme that will take blind and partially sighted youngsters from a life of loneliness and depression, highlighted by the pandemic lockdown measures, to a life filled with confidence, enhanced mental and physical wellbeing, and improved relationships with family, friends, and community.

Challengers

Trustees are pleased to support Challengers in their effort to bring a fun holiday activity programme to disabled children and their families to alleviate exclusion, isolation and loneliness, exacerbated by the pandemic lockdown measures, to children in the Eastleigh area. 

Polka Theatre

Trustees are delighted to learn that following the redevelopment of the theatre it will be reopening later this year and Trustees are pleased to make a grant to assist with Arts Access drama-led workshops for SEND schools and adapted shows, when the theatre has opened.

Helen & Douglas House

Trustees are pleased to support your Supportive Stays Project. It must be wonderful that parents have found that there is a project where they can have respite from being carers and can just be a Mum or a Dad. This is especially important at this present time and going forward as Covid-19 has put so much more pressure on families with disabled children.