Each year we support a different set of charities, below are our current beneficiaries.
CASPA
CASPA provides advice, support and life skill development opportunities for children, young people and families affected by Autism.
ELHAP
ELHAP is a magical and unique charity, providing adventure play opportunities to disabled and disadvantaged children, young people and adults. Since 1976, we have supported tens of thousands of disabled children. Each year, ELHAP attracts over 8,000 visits from across North East London and Essex.
Freddie Farmer Foundation
The Freddie Farmer Foundation was formed in February 2011 to raise £250,000 to set up a specialised physiotherapy centre in south-east London for children and young people with cerebral palsy and serious mobility problems. The inspiration behind it all is young Freddie Farmer who was born at 28 weeks with cerebral palsy, weighing just 2lb 12oz.
Marjorie McClure
“At Marjorie McClure we believe that learning is an adventure, one filled with inspirational, creative opportunities and a variety of experiences to enable every individual to grow and become their best self. Learning opportunities are diverse and child centred, with an emphasis on Life Skills, communication and developing independence, giving everyone the opportunity to achieve both academic and personal success. We work together to break down barriers and cultivate a respectful, inclusive community. Together we are brave, together we inspire success.”
Pace
Pace is a ground-breaking children’s charity that transforms the lives of children and young people with motor disorders, such as cerebral palsy.
Sparkle
The Sparkle Appeal is a local charity dedicated to providing a purpose built centre and facilities helping the 1200 children with complex disabilities in the South Gwent area to have treatment, care, information, leisure facilities and consultations all under one roof. Through the generosity of our supporters and donors we are delighted to welcome the first children and families from April 2011.
St Elizabeth’s
St Elizabeth’s is one of only two national centres offering a range of services to all age groups with learning difficulties. We provide holistic care, support, health and education services in a safe environment for very vulnerable people, recognising them to be unique individuals who should be valued, supported and enabled to maximise their personal potential in all areas of life.
Taylor Made Dreams
Primarily our aim is to assist in the creation of a unique ‘Bucket List’, which is ‘Taylor-Made’ to meet the specific needs and desires of the individual child. To enable children and their families to experience unique quality time and experiences together, which otherwise may not have been possible without financial and emotional support.