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OUR SERVICE

Our work spans three pillars, aiming to support children's all-round wellbeing.

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Play

Play supports children's emotional, social, and cognitive development. In our regular sessions, children access safe, structured spaces to build resilience, process experiences, and reclaim a sense of normalcy.

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Parental Support

Strong parent-child relationships are essential to children's wellbeing, especially during displacement. We support caregivers to strengthen these bonds through dedicated time, space, and practical tools.

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Case Work

Displaced children often lack access to consistent professional support. Our case work identifies needs, aims to reduce risk and connects children with appropriate services and safeguarding networks.

Children on the France-UK border are denied access to safe spaces to play. Play is a fundamental right which every child is entitled to - and it's also an invaluable component of childhood, essential for healthy development. Through play, children build friendships, learn to overcome challenges and to develop a sense of self.

 

We've been facilitating safe spaces for children on the move in northern France to play, grow and learn since 2018. As long as we're able, we'll continue to do so, and we'll continue to fight for change.

Video credits: Luis Lujan and Jacob Adkin. Filmed with special guests Wind Up Penguin.

Project Play is a registered charity in France, Charity No: W594012083. We are also under the umbrella of forRefugees, UK Charity No: 1168435. forRefugees raises money to give grants and emergency funds to small volunteer groups who work on-the-ground to support refugees across Europe. © Project Play 2020

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