ST ROCHS CHILDCARE SERVICE 

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following significant donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
Scottish Government - St Rochs Childcare Service
£25,000	15/05/2020	Detailed description not provided.
National Lottery Community Fund - St Roch's Emergency Cover
£10,000	15/04/2020 8	This group will use the funding for staff salaries as they provide provision for vulnerable and children of key workers during this COVID-19 pandemic.
Co-Operative Group - Grant to Creating a Positive Environment for our Children
£3,674	15/11/2019	We want to develop our ICT, science and physical play areas, promoting language and literacy, health and wellbeing.
Robertson Trust - Play at Our Place
£15,000	11/06/2019	Play at Our Place
Glasgow City Council - St Roch's Childcare Service
£172,545	08/03/2019	Provides nursery and out of school care provision to parents/guardians in employment, training or further education.
Glasgow City Council - St Roch's Childcare Service
£172,545	08/06/2018	Provides nursery and out of school care provision to parents/guardians in employment, training or further education.
National Lottery Community Fund - Play at Our Place
£390,832	06/08/2015 36	Play at Our Place
National Lottery Community Fund - Play at our place
£209,685	09/11/2011 36	The Play at Our Place project will deliver parent and toddler sessions at venues around Royston to allow parents, carers and children to come together. In addition various classes will be delivered ....more The Play at Our Place project will deliver parent and toddler sessions at venues around Royston to allow parents, carers and children to come together. In addition various classes will be delivered including a buggy walking group, Triple P, Bounce and Rhyme, storytelling, beauty therapy, first aid, cooking, budgeting and oral health.
National Lottery Community Fund - Play at our place
£10,000	02/02/2011 11	This grant will be used to develop the Play at our place project which aims to meet gaps in childcare provision in Royston identified through recent childcare audits and local consultation. The ....more This grant will be used to develop the Play at our place project which aims to meet gaps in childcare provision in Royston identified through recent childcare audits and local consultation. The project will have three strands a parent and toddler group, the delivery of parenting programmes for individual families and a respite service to care for young children during family times of need._x000B_

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Directors (5)

Legal constitution

• Charity registered in Scotland on 21/10/2002, number: SC030280
• Registered at Companies House on 21/10/2002, number: SC238421

Filing Record

Main office

Unit W14, 141 Charles Street, Royston, Glasgow, G21 2QA

Objectives

(1) To advance education through: (a) the provision and supervision of learning-orientated activities for school and pre-schoolchildren, and primarily those resident within the area served by North Glasgow Social Inclusion Partnership ('the Operating Area') (b) the provision of care, guidance, instruction, activities and support directed towards addressing the special educational needs of school and pre-school children (and primarily those resident within the Operating Area) who come from a home environment and/pr single parent family that is disadvantaged by way of its economic circumstances and/or social isolation. (2) To promote and/or provide training in the skills associated with the care and supervision of school and pre-school children (and primarily those resident within the Operating Area) (3) To relieve poverty particularly among the residents of the Operating Area, in particular (but without prejudice to that generality) (a) by releasing poor individuals (whether parents or guardians) having the care of school and/or pre-school children to attend training courses and programmes which are directed towards the acquisition of skills which will assist such individuals in obtaining employment (b) by allowing poor individuals (whether parents or guardians) having the care of school and/or pre-school children to maintain themselves in paid employment (4) To promote, conduct and/or support such other charitable projects and programmes for the benefit of the community within the Operating Area as the directors may consider appropriate from time to time