Building Positive Memories
Project Play is a grassroots organisation that works with displaced children in Northern France. We believe that all children have the right to play.
We are a group of volunteer teachers and play workers who believe in the power of play. We provide children with safe spaces to play, learn and be themselves.
We are mobilising for children on the move.
About Us:
Find out more about how we started and the work we do in northern France
Advocacy:
Explore our work documenting children's rights violations on the UK-France border
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We're Recruiting Board Members
Do you feel strongly about every child's right to play and education? Do you have experience with financial management and reporting? Could you join the Board of Trustees of a grassroots NGO delivering play sessions for children and families on the move in northern France?
We're recruiting for a Finance Lead to join our Board of Trustees. You will work remotely with the rest of our 5-person board to support the team on the ground with the oversight and accountability of the organisation. You will assume personal responsibility for overseeing our budgeting, bookkeeping and financial reporting.
Click the link below to access the full job description, and for further information on how to apply:
Statement: The UK's 'Illegal Migration' Bill
The UK Government's new proposals seek to strip the right to seek asylum from those fleeing war, conflict and persecution, introducing powers to indefinitely detain those forced to cross the channel without appeal. Safe routes to the UK are not accessible for the majority of those who need them, and the majority of those forced to risk their lives crossing the channel have their asylum claims granted.
We are deeply concerned about these proposals, and the impact that they will have on the communities we work with. We must stand up, and ask our MPs to oppose the Bill. Take action today:
