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Any spare time this summer? You could help your community and fundraise for Little Lives UK. Whatever fundraising idea you have, we want to hear it!

Little Lives UK has recently donated £2,000 to Tall Ships Youth Trust based in Portsmouth, Hampshire to help funding towards a four-night voyage. Read here to find out more.

At Little Lives UK we value our partners and ambassadors and love working with them. Find out about being a charity ambassador and how it can benefit a charity.

Summer is here and it is time to get your summer clothes together for your holiday or going to the beach. Read how you can shop sustainably this summer.

Our volunteers at Little Lives UK are the backbone of our charity and we would not be able to do all the work we do for children without them.
Find out more and read one of our volunteers’ stories here.

It has been long documented that physical activity not only increases physical fitness, but also increases and promotes teamwork, helps to increase mental wellbeing and learn new skills.

Especially over the last couple of years the world, or at least a lot of it, has started to wake up to how much damage we are doing to the planet we call home.

If you grew up in Britain you will know that our schools love to do a bit of fundraising for a local charity or another good cause. But now you may have children in a school or work in one yourself, you may be wondering how they come up with what to do and how to keep children entertained, well we don’t know how people got their original ideas either… but if you carry on reading then you may pick up some good ideas.

Over recent years the cost of living is gradually rising and for most people in the UK that means times are hard and getting harder. With recent world events which I am sure you are all quite aware of, the price of fuel, food, energy and day to day activities have sky-rocketed!

You can feel as well can you? The feeling that everything is getting better. It is getting warmer, there are less clouds in the sky (won’t say all, this is the UK after all) and it is nearly that time to pack your suitcase, hear the classic British joke of let me hide in your case and jet off to warmer climates (if you can get through the airports, passport queues, baggage handler strikes and general lack of genuine flights available that is).