The Little Edi Foundation is an Essex based non-profit where children and young people are at the heart of the organisation. We believe all children should have equal access to education and learning development, enabling them to reach their full potential. To achieve this, we focus on creating development opportunities for disadvantaged young people from local areas this may include giving aid including fresh food, toys, school equipment and uniform, chances to volunteer distributing aid or offering grants to volunteer overseas in Europe’s poorest country, Moldova.
For the most vulnerable children in the UK and overseas to have the chance to reach their full potential. By supporting our educational community-based projects both in the UK and in Moldova, our students of the UK Youth Development Project have benefited from improved relationships with peers and adults, improved behaviour and management of emotions, and increase in their self-esteem. We believe by providing them the opportunity to “give back”, they have developed key skills that prepare them for the working world and reduce the cycle of poverty through generations.
Do you own bicycle? Do you want to “be involved?” We are encouraging our supporters to take parts in a 50km bike ride on the weekend of 26th/27th September 2020 and then to make a donation to help towards our fundraising and to help raise awareness of our charity. You
We all know Marcus Rachford and his amazing campaign for food poverty. Long term he wants….. 1.Extension of the free school meal scheme. 2.Extention of the Health start scheme ( free fruit and vegetables) 3.Extension of free holiday schemes with meals. We at Little Edi Foundation are one step ahead
Summer School! Little Edi Foundation are very proud to announce we are to hold our first Summer School. August 4th -7th.This will be at Widford Lodge School and split into three areas.Education where children will have the opportunity to catch up on subjects they individually feel they have fallen behind in.
Decorate a Box Competition Yesterday we laid out over 100 colouring boxes for our 4 of our special volunteer drivers to judge. They took their time as it was SO difficult, the children had spent a lot of time and effort ensuring their box was “just right” However Joshua Brown,