Kids Cookery School receives Help a London Child grant

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Unique local charity recognised for its voluntary work in the community

The Kids’ Cookery School is one of 295 children’s and young people’s projects across London, currently sharing £580,000 awarded by Capital Radio’s Help a London Child in their second wave of grant allocations. 

Throughout March projects across London will be receiving their grants thanks to the efforts of the Help a London Child team.  The money will fund a variety of children’s and young people’s projects including: support & social groups for children with special needs; health projects; community & welfare groups; language and literacy projects; playgroups & toy libraries; refuge & homeless organisations; arts, dance, drama and sports groups; and youth projects.

 

Grant monies come from HALC fundraising events which last year included the Capital 10k, a fundraising ball, the Capital FM awards, a trek to China, Londoners running the New York Marathon and a Christmas event.

 

 The Kids’ Cookery School (KCS) is a unique charity which teaches children about healthy eating and nutrition by offering hands-on cookery lessons. Children as young as three years old can take part in fun, creative and educational sessions at the purpose-built school in Acton.

The Kids’ Cookery School is dedicated to giving children the skills and knowledge they need to make informed food choices.

 

November 29, 2005