Heritage Charity London has the belief that education can bring together We at Heritage Charity London (1194163) are devoted to helping children to receive the skills and education that allows them to prosper and flourish. Any child can achieve their goals and dreams if they had the right resources. We in the UK are tackling this extraordinary task by helping children get the best from their education. To provide a relief of rising mental health issues and a booster to the skills of their current national curriculum. Our programs allow students in the UK to make more from what their school has to offer. Our school programs are run with participating primary and secondary schools on their school grounds, ranging from social and mental support for children, to art and critical thinking sessions or even the importance of health and correct nutritional balance on our lives and how these factors can affect our future development and how it can affect our current academic learning. The programs that we run target those most in need and that has always been our approach with specific attention placed on those from less economically advantageous backgrounds and those who are legally defined as disabled.
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Heritage Charity London’s mission is to give children access to education and to ameliorate the effects of deprivation on disengaged and disadvantaged children and young people. It is the one of the most powerful tool we can use to enable a positive change in the world. Education reduces poverty, empowers women, and inspires young people to be agents of positive change.
Playing sport helps children learn to control their emotions and channel negative feelings in a positive way. It also helps children to develop patience and understand that it can take a lot of practice to improve both their physical skills and what they do in school. That is why we are running sports programs on primary school grounds for disadvantaged children to reach their potential.
We also have school programs are run with participating primary and secondary schools on their school grounds, ranging from social and mental support for children, to art and critical thinking sessions or even the importance of health and correct nutritional balance on our lives and how these factors can affect our future development and how it can affect our current academic learning. The programs that we run target those most in need and that has always been our approach with specific attention placed on those from less economically advantageous backgrounds and those who are legally defined as disabled.
