Barnardos
| Published: 3rd October 2006 09:47 |
Dame Helen is the narrator for Daniels story. Daniel cares for his mother throught the night and makes sure she takes her medication before getting himself ready for school.
Tha advert raises the awareness that children like Daniel benefit from the help and support that Barnardos project can give them.
In order for these 14 projects to run Barnardos need to raise money and are asking for you to donate just £2 per month.
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Staffordshire Youth Inclusion and Support Project
Staffordshire Youth Inclusion and Support Project (YISP) is a service run by Barnardo’s in partnership with Staffordshire Youth Offending Service with funding from Staffordshire Children’s Fund, Barnardo’s and the Youth Justice Board.
We aim to work with children and young people (8 – 13 years) to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour. We bring services together to offer support to families to find their own solutions to problems, and to try and make the best plan possible for children and young people.
We cover the 8 districts councils in Staffordshire: South Staffordshire, Stafford, Cannock, Lichfield, Tamworth, Burton, Newcastle and Staffordshire Moorlands.
Our values
We believe that every person is different but equal.
We respect that everyone’s unique talent should be recognised and encouraged.
We all need encouragement at some time in life. It is Barnardo’s aim to create opportunities for people to make the most of their abilities.
Today we work in a multi-cultural society. We work with children, young people and families of differing faiths and beliefs. We value and respect other people’s values and beliefs. This helps us to provide services which meet the needs of the whole community.
We are committed to providing equality of opportunity for all people.
Our principles
Children’s interests are paramount. Safeguarding children and promoting their rights is the core of what we do.
The services we offer take account of race, culture, class, language, religion, sexuality and disability.
Working in partnership is the best way of supporting children and families.
Children are best looked after within the family.
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