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Business people in Northern Ireland tutor disadvantaged children to improve academic skills and to build self-confidence for future success in the workplace. More »
03 Oct 2008
Fresh bid to stop bullying in schools
Belfast Telegraph
02 Oct 2008
First Focus book launch: "Big Ideas for Children"
First Focus
02 Oct 2008
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
01 Oct 2008
KIPP Co-Founder David Levin on Comedy Central’s “The Colbert Report”
The Colbert Report
01 Oct 2008
Evaluation Spotlight: Staying After School in College
YouthToday
30 Sep 2008
Among Poor Families, Greater Work Effort Associated With Better Child Outcomes
Child Trends
Believing that all children deserve the opportunity to lead fulfilling lives, regardless of economic circumstances, we seek to make lasting improvements in the lives of disadvantaged children and youth through preventive programmes in the United States, Ireland, Northern Ireland and Bermuda. We are committed to giving them access to the educational and health resources and support of caring adults that can change their lives.
While programme objectives differ by region, we focus consistently on keeping disadvantaged children and youth engaged in learning, healthy and connected to key supports. This means supporting:
View grantee profiles to find out more about some of the organisations we’re funding through our Disadvantaged Children & Youth Programme, and review brief summaries of all of our Disadvantaged Children & Youth Programme grants.
The latest news and information on our work in the area of disadvantaged children and youth can be found here, along with reports, publications and other resources generated by our grantees and our staff.
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