Who You've Helped 2009
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As a result of the tremendous support we receive from supporters across the UK, we're able to continue to fund fantastic projects which aim to help make positive changes to the lives of disadvantaged children and young people right here in the UK.
The 2008 Appeal was a fantastic success raising a record breaking £38 million despite the current economic conditions, which is a real tribute to the generosity and understanding of our supporters. So far this year we have been able to allocate over £26 million in two grant rounds to over 700 projects dedicated to helping improve the lives of disadvantaged children and young people. You can find out which projects are being funded in your area by checking our project map.
Below you can watch the clips referred to in the lesson plans and the Appeal films from the 2008 Appeal to understand more about some of the situations children and young people have to cope with and how your money has helped them.
You can also read more stories from children and young people who have been helped by BBC Children in Need in your area.
Provides role models and guidance to vulnerable children and young people. Watch the film, Read more here and here.
Emily talks about Zoe's Place Baby Hospice which provides palliative care to children aged 0-5. Watch the film
Henshaws Society for Blind People helps blind and visually impaired people across the north of England. Watch the film.
A Youth Centre which teaches life skills to vulnerable children and young people. Watch the film, Read more here.
Young people from an area rife with gun and knife crime come together to celebrate the work of Bob Marley. Watch the film, Read more here.
Provides mentoring and support to children with behavioural problems.Watch the film, Read more here.
After his death in 2006, Alex's family set up the Foundation to try and combat teenage violence. watch the film.
See how Leo helps Olivia become more independent. Watch the film, Read more here.
Professional arts performers interact with children who are chronically or acutely ill. Watch the film, Read more here.
Offers children with a range of physical disabilities the opportunity to engage in cycling activities. Watch the film.
Rebecca talks about the Transplant Games which aims to raise awareness of the need for organ donation in the UK and worldwide. . Watch the film.
Kidscape helps children who are disadvantaged through being severely bullied for an extended period. Watch the film.
Meningitis affects the whole family, changing everyone's lives immediately and sometimes forever. Watch the film
Our Olympians appeal for your support to help children have a chance to achieve their potential. Watch the film
Children whose lives have been transformed by your help say a big thank you! Watch the film