How we make a difference
‘Someone to Talk To’ Campaign: Counselling in schools
Our charity campaign, ‘Someone to Talk To‘, provides fully funded counselling sessions for schools, specifically aimed at helping children in need. With the NHS currently facing a significant backlog in mental health support for children, many are left waiting for essential care, which can seriously impact their well-being.
Our team of qualified counselors is committed to prioritizing children’s mental health, ensuring they receive the support they need without delay.

King’s Park Academy
“Little Lives UK counselling has been really supportive of the children at King’s Park Academy. Tracy, our counsellor, has built great relationships with the children, and after their block of time, they are becoming more confident in sharing their feelings. We really appreciate the support that has been given to us.”
Technology Programme
Technology plays a huge part in children’s and young people’s lives and ever increasingly in their education. There are still thousands of children in the UK who do not have access to the right technology to continue their learning, potentially meaning that through no fault of their own, they will fall behind their peers.
Through donations from our free electronics collection service, we provide the needed technology to children around the UK who require it and help to create equal educational opportunities.

Meadowcroft Community Primary School
“I approached Little Lives UK as I work at a small primary school in Greater London with very limited information technology resources. Little Lives UK incredibly kindly gifted us 15 iPads, and I cannot thank them enough for their generosity. This donation will enable us to teach our children to become digitally literate and will also support our pupils with SEN needs in communicating and accessing learning in different ways.”
Every action counts
We collect a variety of items in the form of donations, all of which hugely helps our efforts in supporting disadvantaged children across the UK. If you have any unwanted clothes, shoes, books or toys that you no longer use or want, book a free collection and we’ll come and pick them up from your home or place of work.
Whether you want to participate in a solo fundraiser or want to plan a larger fundraising event in your community or with your work colleagues, every fundraiser means so much to us and the children we support. Either plan a fundraiser for Little Lives UK yourself or get in touch to discuss some ideas on how to fundraise for us.
Leaving a gift in your will to Little Lives UK is leaving a gift for the future. A gift in your will helps to provide a bright future for children by giving them the happy, healthy and fun childhood that all children deserve. Gifts in wills are fundamental to all charities and we are no exception, if you choose to leave a gift to us, your decision will be life changing for so many children.
Donating your old or unwanted electronic items can make a huge difference to so many children and their families. Book a free electronics collection in Bournemouth and London to donate. When you donate your unwanted electronics, you are helping to support our Technology Programme. Your donations will support children with continuing their education by helping them gain access to needed technology.
Our charity shops
Never-stop-recycling
Our charity shops play a dual role in benefiting both charitable causes and the environment. By selling donated items, they generate funds that support our charity campaigns and improve the lives of thousands of children across the UK.
Simultaneously, these shops promote the reuse and recycling of goods, reducing waste and decreasing the demand for new products. This, in turn, helps minimize the environmental impact of manufacturing and disposal, contributing to a more sustainable future.
Our shops locations
Latest blogs and news

Luke Kempner supports us on Celebrity Catchphrase
On Sunday, June 1st 2025, Luke Kempner appeared on Celebrity Catchphrase, competing alongside Charlie Hedges and Jeremy Vine. Thanks to his brilliant efforts, an incredible £16,200 was raised for Little Lives UK. The charity is grateful for his support.

Understanding ADHD in Children and How to Support Them
Does your child fidget, act impulsively, or struggle to focus or follow instructions? They may seem naughty, but it could be more than that — these behaviours might be signs of ADHD.

Navigating Exam Stress: How Parents Can Help
With summer approaching, many kids eagerly anticipate time off school, relishing the freedom from lessons, teachers, and early mornings. Yet for high schoolers and older teens, looming exams bring overwhelming stress, leaving little space for true relaxation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Little Lives UK officially registered as a charity?
Yes, Little Lives UK is a registered Charity No. 1171884 with the main office in Ferndown, UK. The charity was founded in 2017.
What does the Little Lives UK charity do?
Little Lives UK is dedicated to empowering disadvantaged children and young people, helping them build brighter futures. We do this by offering free mental health support and donating devices to ensure every child has access to education.
How can I support Little Lives UK?
As passionate advocates for sustainability, we encourage our supporters to donate any unwanted items. These donations not only generate funds that fuel our charity campaigns but also improve the lives of thousands of children, contributing to a greener, more equitable world.