Interested in applying?
You’ll find some key information about our Chances for Children grants to help you in this short video.
Together we can create more chances for children
What we do is very simple: pay for things that we would want all children and young people to have but their parent or carers cannot otherwise afford.
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Our Data Journey
Since 2023, Buttle UK has been sharing our data on 360Giving. In this blog by Jessie Adams, Impact & Evaluation Manager, we explore what this means for us as an organisation as well as the wider landscape of data sharing.
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Creating Buttle UK’s Youth Advisory Panel
In recent months, our Co-Production and Youth Engagement Manager has been working with a group of young people who have received our grants to design Buttle UK’s Youth Advisory Panel. In this blog, we hear from our Co-Pro Manager and one of the young participants about their experience of being involved.
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Vacancy Alert! Grants Development Officer – Support for Boarding
An exciting opportunity to join the team and help us deliver our Support for Boarding programme.
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Live Grant Data
We are proud to share live insights into our work, which can be tailored right down to your region or local authority. This data shows the last rolling 12 months of our grant making activities, including how much has been granted, the number of households and how many children are being supported by our work.
Our impact
Chances for Children grants are designed to improve the social and emotional wellbeing of children and young people, as well as their capacity to engage in education.
85% The percentage of parents who report their children’s engagement with education has improved since receiving a Chances for Children grant
88% The percentage of parents who report that their children’s confidence has improved since receiving a Chances for Children grant
94% The percentage of parents that report their home now meets the families’ basic needs (housework, daily tasks, home safety)
84% The percentage of parents who report improvements in how well the family get along and the quality of time spent together
