The Co-operative Food - Waterlooville, Milton Road

COMMUNITY CHILDCARE CENTRES (Growing Places) have been providers of not-for-profit childcare for over 20 years in Havant and Fareham Boroughs; we invest in our facilities, staff and resources and are committed to ensuring the highest quality of care and education for your child. As a charitable company Growing Places operates a variety of childcare centres around Havant and Fareham Boroughs caring for children aged from 6 months to 11 years. Well trained, highly motivated and committed staff ensure that all our children are provided with a safe, secure, warm, stimulating play and learning environment. Growing Places community department run family cookery workshops, introduction to and exploration of a verity of fruit and vegetables and how they contribute to health and wellbeing. Cook and eat workshops where we show families and the community how to make healthy low cost meal on a budget. Our community pantry is a lifeline to our community in providing a helping hand to others, and saving good food going to landfill. Alongside our soon to be community garden starting 2022! A place where you can grow, learn and be a peace together whilst feeding the community.

The Ickle Pickles Children's Charity aims to give every newborn a chance. We do this through the provision of new and much needed equipment for neonatal units and facility improvements for affected families. small babies : big difference One in 13 babies are born prematurely - in the UK that’s over 90,000 babies every year. Ickle Pickles are the smallest and sickest babies who need intensive care in neonatal units. Ickle Pickles can be a full term babies (40 weeks) requiring treatment or surgery or more likely babies born prematurely (before 37 weeks). Babies born before 27 weeks are classed as extremely premature and it is often the tiniest babies who need the most help. Since 2009, the Ickle Pickles children’s charity has raised over £3 million for the intensive care equipment that treats these babies and helps to keep them alive.... The objectives of the Ickle Pickles are to: To advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to premature birth of babies; . (a) to provide or assist in the provision of equipment, facilities, personnel and services ancillary to or in conjunction with those provided by the National Health Service for the purpose of: . (i) relieving sickness and preserving the health of premature babies and term babies in need of medical assistance born in England and Wales; 
 . (ii) easing the suffering of and providing palliative care to babies born in England and Wales where appropriate; and 
 . (iii) supporting the parents of premature babies born in England and Wales; 
 . (b) to facilitate the return home of premature babies or term babies which require special medical support born into low income families born in England and Wales by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by the National Health Service and 
 . (c) to advance the education of the general public in the subject of platelet donation. 
 To find out more or donate to our cause please visit www.icklepickles.org

Denmead U8 Lions is part of Denmead Youth Football Club. The U8 Lions are one of over 20 teams who participate mainly in the Portsmouth Youth Football League. The club consists of over 20 teams and relies entirely on volunteers to support over 200 local children to develop their confidence, teamwork, fitness and self-esteem (amongst other benefits, not to mention football skills). The club promotes positivity and fair play, and a safe and secure environment for the children to learn. Denmead Youth FC is a ‘not for profit’ organisation that depends on the generous support of local businesses and individuals. The U8 Lions are currently seeking support for the purchase of team kit and training equipment to enhance their training and playing experience. Thank you for taking the time to read this.