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  CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE > THE CHILDREN'S SOCIETY

The Children’s Society

Victor Hext is the Honorary Diocesan President for the Children’s Society, which is founded on a Christian vision and driven by Christian values.

Contact 

40 Riverhead
Sprotbrough
Doncaster
DN5 7QR

 

victor hext

Telephone

01302-854467

 

E-mail

victor.hext@tiscali.co.uk

About the Society

The Church of England Children’s Society is a leading national charity, driven by the belief that all children deserve a good childhood. Guided by the unconditional belief in the worth and importance of all children, the Society offers help and understanding to those forgotten children who face danger, discrimination or disadvantage in their daily lives.

Its network of projects helps over 50,000 children and their families each year. Through its pioneering research and influential campaigning, it defends, safeguards and protects the childhood of all children.

To find out more visit the Society’s website www.childrenssociety.org.uk or click on any of the highlighted phrases below and follow the instructions:

Victor can arrange for a speaker to come to any deanery or church to give more details about the work of the Society and help to raise funds for its work A speaker can take part in services or talk to any group (PCC, Mission Committee, Mothers’ Union etc), and addresses can be tailored to suit the occasion – from a 10 minute presentation in a service to a full evening, with a talk, questions and discussion.

Fundraising for the Society

Volunteers are the cornerstone of our work. Without your generous support, we could only reach a fraction of the children we currently help each year. Your hard work and dedication gives us the freedom to concentrate our work where the need is greatest, not just in areas where government funding is available. Together we can give countless children the vital help and support they cannot find anywhere else. Together, we can give them back their childhood.

Two of the most popular ways of raising money is by Christingle activities where the Society can help by providing materials (download to get details) and by House Collecting Boxes where small change makes a large change. By having a box in their homes which is opened annually by a Parish Co-ordinator people all over the country raise £2 million pounds each year.. But there are all sorts of other ways in which you can raise money, and the Fundraising download, or Victor, will help you.

Press Releases

The Society issues press releases on urgent matters related to children. To read the latest of these click on Society, then click on Press releases.

Coming Events

You can advertise your Children’s Society activities here by contacting Victor.
This site will be updated once a month.

Celebratory Supporter Conferences and Evensongs

  • Updates on work both nationally and locally
  • Sharing Workshops
  • Volunteer Star Awards
St Albans  

Saturday 6 September 2008

Derby  

Saturday 4 October 2008

Durham 

Saturday 11 October 2008

Wells  

Saturday 1 November 2008

 

National Coffee Morning

This year’s National Coffee Morning is taking place on 8 September 2008. The Society is asking all supporters to join in and hold a coffee morning to raise funds for our vital work with disadvantaged children in the UK.

For more details contact 01302-854467

   
 
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