Become
Stands with children in care and young care leavers, through advice, one-to-one support and community groups that help them build stability, confidence and opportunity.
Children's rights and campaigning charities
These small charities advocate for children and young people by tackling inequality, challenging harmful systems and pushing for policy change. Through research, campaigning and community mobilisation, they help ensure young people’s voices are heard and that the systems shaping their lives become fairer, safer and more inclusive.-
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Chiva
Supports children and young people growing up with HIV across the UK, through camps, peer groups and advocacy that reduce stigma, so no young person faces their diagnosis alone.
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Our Time
Supports children and young people who have a parent with a mental illness, through groups in schools and communities that help them feel understood, connected and secure.
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Happy Baby Community
Supports mothers and babies who have fled violence or trafficking, through community groups, expert care and food, so children grow up safe and nurtured from the very start.
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Switchback
Supports young men leaving prison in London, through intensive one-to-one support and real work training, helping them find jobs and build stable, independent lives.
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Action for Conservation
Inspires young people from diverse backgrounds to protect the natural world, through workshops, camps and leadership training that grow the next generation of environmental leaders.
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BelEve
Helps girls and young women grow into confident, resilient leaders, through mentoring, workshops and real-world opportunities that help them thrive in education, work and life.
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MYTIME Young Carers
Supports young people who care for a loved one, through school programmes, life-skills sessions and respite breaks that ease isolation and give them the confidence to pursue their goals.