Charities

Chance for Childhood is an award-winning charity working in Africa to support the most vulnerable children, such as street children, disabled children, children affected by conflict and kids behind bars. Our vision is of a world where no child is forgotten! We work with and strengthen the capacity of African visionary community leaders to implement effective, locally-relevant projects. This enables us to focus on ‘hard to reach’ children, both in terms of their complex needs (e.g. street children with learning difficulties) and location (e.g. urban violent slums or remote rural areas). Together we make ideas and impact both sustainable and scalable to protect, educate and empower even more of the world’s most disadvantaged children.

The main purpose of CHANCE for Nepal is to work closely with established and trusted organisations, schools and hospitals in Nepal – to guarantee aid and support to those families in need, and to offer the opportunity of education and training opportunities.

Change Grow Live is a charity providing prevention, treatment and recovery support services across England and Scotland. If you want to change your direction, grow as a person, and live life to its full potential, we’re here to help you. We’re here for you if you need help with challenges including drugs or alcohol, trouble with housing, domestic abuse, or your mental and physical wellbeing. Our services are free and confidential.

CAF, Charities Aid Foundation, is a registered charity with a unique mission - to increase the substance of charity in the UK and overseas. To do this, CAF provides financial services designed to meet the specific needs of voluntary organisations and those who support them.

Charlie’s Promise is a charity dedicated to preventing knife crime and protecting young people from the devastating consequences of violence. Founded by Martin Cosser following the murder of his 17-year-old son, Charlie, we turn unimaginable loss into action. Through powerful lived-experience talks, education, campaigning and early intervention, we work with young people, schools, colleges, communities, professionals and organisations across the UK to challenge attitudes towards violence and help young people make safer choices. Our approach is rooted in honesty, compassion and prevention. We believe that education, meaningful conversations and early support can save lives. Having now spoken to more than 150,000 young people Charlie’s Promise is determined to make sure Charlie’s story is not simply remembered but used to create lasting change. Our promise is simple: to do everything we can to prevent another family from experiencing the devastating loss of a child to knife crime.