We regularly conduct research on our programmes and projects to better understand how to effect positive change in the lives of disadvantaged children and young people. Additionally, we produce literature reviews, articles, and reports that examine social issues affecting low-income families in London and the conditions contributing to the capital’s disproportionately high child poverty rates.
In response to the anticipated arrival of children from Ukraine, this research report provides a snapshot of the services provided by charities in London to meet the needs of existing refugee children and young people. It also highlights the extensive preparations and planning being undertaken by charities to support Ukrainian children.
This Summer Holiday Manifesto is created by children.
Keenly aware of cuts to youth services in London
the children wanted to use their voices to create
a set of basic entitlements that should apply to all
children during the Summer Holidays, regardless
of socioeconomic status.
This manifesto is their rallying cry for change.
Our programmes and projects improve the life chances of disadvantaged children and grow the capacity and sustainability of children’s charities in our network.
Accurate monitoring and evaluation ensure that the projects we fund are continually meeting the needs of disadvantaged children as effectively as possible.
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