Posted by Lexi Heselwood - Monday, December 2nd, 2024
Categories: News
We’re thrilled to be launching a children’s reading project – ‘Reading for Life’ – which aims to spread awareness of disability and neurodiversity and celebrate inclusion and diversity. The online events running between December 2024 and May 2025 will feature 12 sessions with authors including paralympic gold medallist Danielle Brown MBE, Kate Foster and Matt…
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Posted by Lexi Heselwood - Tuesday, August 20th, 2024
Categories: News, Uncategorised
Children Today Charitable Trust, has launched a crowdfunding campaign for a children’s reading project, which aims to spread awareness of disability and neurodiversity and celebrate inclusion and diversity. Following the overwhelming success of the charity’s inclusive storytelling sessions which took place earlier this year, the Cheshire-based charity is keen to expand the project and…
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Posted by Lexi Heselwood - Thursday, August 1st, 2024
Categories: News
24-year-old Loyd Wildridge, who suffered brain damage as an infant leaving him with severe additional needs, took on a ’30 for 30 Challenge’ to commemorate the charity’s 30th anniversary. Children Today previously supported Loyd with an adapted trike following extensive leg surgery in 2016 to help with his physio and recovery. The trike has also…
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Posted by Lexi Heselwood - Monday, July 1st, 2024
Categories: News
Children Today has received a vital boost from Deva Masonic Lodge No 3447 thanks to a £625 donation from the group. We are delighted to have been chosen by Deva Masonic Lodge, which is based in Christleton, to receive the award. In addition, the Deva Masonic Lodge has given the charity an extra…
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Posted by Lexi Heselwood - Wednesday, May 15th, 2024
Categories: News
We’d like to say a big thank you to The Tile Association (TTA) for its continued valuable support. This year we’re celebrating not only our 30th birthday but also a 20-year relationship between Children Today and TTA, marking 2024 as a significant milestone. In that time TTA and its members have collectively raised more…
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