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Keeping Children Safe at Home: How Little Green Sock Project Helps Prevent Accidents and Reduce Health Inequalities

Every parent wants their child to grow up safe, loved and protected. For many of us, home feels like the safest place in the world. But for young children, especially those under five, most accidents actually happen inside the home. In England, thousands of families end up in A&E each year because of preventable injuries

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How Corporate Partnerships Transform the Work of Small Charities

If you spend any time inside a small charity, you quickly realise that the work only happens because a lot of people choose to care. Volunteers, local supporters, community groups, businesses, funders. It all weaves together. And corporate partners, when they get it right, can change everything for a charity working at the frontline. I

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The True Cost of School Uniforms: My Two Pence Worth

Let’s be fair, there are some pros to school uniforms:1️⃣ They’re a leveller — kids don’t need endless outfits for school, and it can help avoid (some) of the playground fashion wars.2️⃣ They reduce the need for a full wardrobe of trendy clothes.3️⃣ And selfishly… they make mornings quicker. No debates over “what am I

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So the Blogging Begins: My First Steps into Blogging as a Small Charity CEO

So the Blogging Begins… Well, today’s the day! I’m officially diving into the world of blogging. It’s something I never imagined doing, but as the CEO of a small charity, I’ve come to realise that embracing this platform and my own voice is essential for us to drive meaningful change. Leaders of small charities witness

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