AT The Bus: Supporting Children and Young People's Wellbeing through art as therapy.
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Dandelion Time
Dandelion Time is delighted to have been awarded a £4,000 grant from the Pixel Trust. This grant will go towards Dandelion Times Family Support Programme. Dandelion Time offers help to children with very challenging emotional issues, often resulting from trauma, violence or serious health difficulties in the family.
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Blue Smile: supporting children’s mental health in Cambridgeshire
A grant from The Pixel Fund is helping Blue Smile deliver 1:1 arts-based therapy for children in Cambridgeshire primary schools, providing prompt, specialist help to those who need it most. More children than ever are facing mental health difficulties with official figures from 2023 showing 1 in 5 children in England have a probable mental health disorder.
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The Shed Project Youth Mentoring
At The Shed Project, we believe in the power of early intervention, connection, and mentorship to change the trajectory of young lives. Thanks to the generous support of the Pixel Fund, our Youth Mentoring Programme continues to provide a safe, supportive, and empowering space for young people navigating life’s challenges.
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Friends for Leisure and our exciting youth group activities and events this Spring
In 2025 Friends for Leisure celebrates its 30th anniversary. From our humble beginnings in 1995 to supporting hundreds of disabled children and young people today, Friends for Leisure is proud to celebrate 30 years of making a positive impact. We couldn’t have done it without the help of our volunteers, our fundraisers and organisations like The Pixel Fund who have chosen to support the good work that we do.
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The Kite Trust - Out With Lanterns
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Support Dogs
We are grateful to have received the generous support from The Pixel Fund. This funding will enable our charity to continue to provide a vital lifeline to autistic children. Our autism assistance programme is life-changing for both the autistic child and their family. Autism assistance dogs are trained to provide safety and to facilitate a more independent and socially inclusive life for both the autistic child and their family.
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Beyond the Horizon Charity
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KEEN London
KEEN London is delighted to receive funding from The Pixel Fund to support the running of our free KEEN Club sessions for children with additional needs and disabilities. At each of our three venues across London children in our service are supported 1:1 to take part, engage, try new things and have fun.
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The Hugs Foundation
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Pop Arts - Creative Wellbeing through Music
Pop Arts is a charitable organisation based in Haringey, that wants to ensure all young people, regardless of their financial status or the challenging circumstances that they might face, have access to the support and technology they need to make their own music. We believe everyone can make great music and great art, but for those that are less fortunate, there are often barriers in place that restrict their access to the arts and creativity.
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The Listening Place - Supporting people who feel life is no longer worth living
The Listening Place (TLP) provides face-to-face and 100% confidential support for people experiencing suicidal feelings in London. Support is delivered through face-to-face and ongoing appointments and is delivered by a team of 800 highly trained volunteers who are backed by leading professionals in the mental health industry.
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Carers Wakefield & District-Young Adult Carers
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Vision 4 Youth's support work
We're really grateful to The Pixel Fund for donating to us for our work around mental health support for young people. Whilst a lot of our work is in a group setting, our Youth Social Prescribing service is 1:1 for young people aged 11-18 at risk of social isolation and needing early intervention support to reduce long term mental health concerns.
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The Wren Project: Giving young adults living with autoimmune diseases access to free mental health support
Grief, loneliness and suicidal thoughts are just some of the symptoms people report when they apply for our free, one-to-one listening support service. Our research has shown that young adults and adolescents (AYA) under the age of 25 typically have the poorest disease outcomes, with a noticeable lack of access to mental health support.
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Perinatal at Mothers for Mothers
Due to the generosity of the Pixel Fund Mothers for Mothers will be able to increase capacity to provide support for women under 25 through our Peer Support Groups and social activities, our REACH helpline, Art Psychotherapy and Counselling, SEND support, and a Home Visiting Service aimed at women who are too unwell to attend groups or access counselling but who desperately need face-to-face support, helping them to increase their confidence and progress to accessing other provision such as support groups and other services.
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ADHD Embrace- Supporting the families of children and teens with ADHD
ADHD Embrace is a small but impactful community support charity in Southwest London for families and professionals who live and work with children and teens with the neuro developmental condition Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). We do this by providing information, knowledge and practical support, being an advocate for ADHD awareness and empowering those with ADHD. For two decades we have worked to ensure that children with ADHD are understood, supported and thrive.
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Off The Record (South East Hampshire) - Supporting young people’s mental health to fulfil their potential for a brighter future.
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Focus Charity
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Future Youth Zone
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