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Children & Family Action | Registered Charity No. 1070062  Last page update 22 November 2010

In the News   "Children & Family action involve local people in developing child care initiatives, offering opportunities for children, parents families and themselves without exception"
Chance UK is a registered charity that organises mentoring programmes for 5-11 year olds with behavioural difficulties who are at risk of developing anti-social or criminal offending behaviour later in life. Our innovative, individually tailored programmes are delivered by carefully screened and trained volunteer mentors who are closely supervised and supported in their work. (extract from Chance UK Website)

CFA at Number 10 Downing Street


CFA's Development manager Gina Rebeiro visit to Number 10 Downing Street in recognition of the mentoring programme initiated by Chance UK and delivered in our locality.

Chance UK visit to CFA

Development Manager Jo Hobbs of Chance UK (fourth from the left) visited Children and family Action to present their Volunteer Mentoring Programme to staff and partner agencies.  CFA have decided to roll out a similar program in the Holderness area. This will commence in April 2008 with the appointment of a Volunteer Mentor Program Manager (See Recruitment). Once in post volunteer mentors will be recruited and trained. This is an exciting opportunity to develop new supportive activities for young people in Holderness. For more information please visit the Chance UK website, www.chanceuk.com

Confidence on the ice-rink of life - The Guardian, Tuesday April 29th 2008

Chance UK

Humber Learning Consortium Celebration of Learning event 10th November 2010 at Reeds Hotel Barton on Humber.


CFA’s tutor, volunteer and learners were nominated for awards to recognise their achievements in 2010.

Other nominees not present at the award ceremony were:

Matthew Noble: Nominated for the Young Achievers Award.

Lucy Sykes : Nominated for the Gary Gibbs Learner of the Year Award.

Sue Barber: Nominated for the Overcoming Barriers to Learning Award


(Full size photographs can be downloaded by clicking on the pictures)

Michelle Shaw CFA’s Adult literacy and numeracy tutor (pictured far right) Receiving her nomination certificate for Tutor of the Year Award.

David Baker (pictured far right) Receiving his for Supporting Learning Award.

Kerry Megson (pictured fourth from the right)

Receiving her nomination Certificate for Most Improved Learner of the Year.

Photographs supplied by the Humberside Learning Consortium


Other photographs can be downloaded from http://www.hlc-vol.org/find-out-about-us/celebration/2010-awards/learner-awards-2010