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Children’s Links had a positive impact on over 98,000 children and young people across the United Kingdom last year. We strive to improve the life quality and experiences of children, young people and their families"​ Our vision of the future is a world where all children, young people and families are valued and where their potential is maximised. We play our part by being: - Ambitious for children, young people, families and ourselves - Recognised nationally and internationally for supporting children, young people and families to shine. - A leader and innovator that provides amazing services. - A leader, advocating, supporting and developing the sector - Well known for empowered, assertive and motivated employees who have fun and achieve in their roles. The work we carry out is vital in identifying and addressing the needs of children and young people across the United Kingdom and we are able to identify these needs through front line knowledge and experience. Through service delivery, influencing policy and representing the children’s sector, especially the voluntary and community sector, at Government level, we are able to address these needs and make a real difference to the quality of children’s life experiences. The high quality services and product we provide are a credit to our dedicated teams and partnership working.

Children's Liver Disease Foundation (CLDF) is the only national charity dedicated to fighting all childhood liver diseases. We help young people and their families by providing: ◘ information ◘ emotional support ◘ funds for research ◘ a voice for everyone affected. Our vision is a world in which young adults and children are not limited by their liver disease; that childhood liver diseases will be understood, prevented and treated effectively, so that every child affected can achieve their full potential. We have now merged with the British Liver Trust so that we are better able to offer information and support to everyone affected by any type of liver disease throughout their lives. We are continuing to deliver all our children's and families services.

Nestled on more than 7 acres just outside Historic Loveland, Children’s Meeting House seeks to foster the development of the whole child by implementing the philosophy, practices, and curriculum of Dr. Maria Montessori. Children are empowered to learn and develop at a pace inspired by their own instinctive love of discovery. From preschool through sixth grade, students are guided, challenged and prepared for their futures using authentic Montessori lessons and materials. Enriched by abundant natural woodlands and working gardens, CMH fosters a high level of academic success within an outdoor setting few schools in Cincinnati can match. Come see where learning happens, naturally.

The Childrens Museum in Oak Lawns mission is to positively impact a child's potential in life through play-based education. Every program and every exhibit at the Children's Museum is created with the Illinois Learning Standards (now Common Core). These standards are the same standards that the Illinois Board of Education requires local school districts to use when developing local curriculum. This enables the Children's Museum to be a true extension of hands on learning.

Acting on the principle that learning is a joy, the Children’s Museum of Phoenix’s mission is to engage the minds, muscles and imaginations of children and the grown-ups who care about them. With hands-on, interactive exhibits designed for children ages birth to 10, the Museum focuses on learning through play, with emphasis on early childhood education and school-readiness. The Children’s Museum of Phoenix is located at 215 N. 7th Street, downtown Phoenix, at the SE corner of 7th Street and Van Buren in the historic Monroe School Building.

The Children's Museum's mission is to inspire curiosity and creativity through joyful, transformative experiences. The Children's Museum of Sonoma County is a safe, learning facility, rich in interactive exhibits and programs. Imaginations are ignited through creative exploration of the arts , sciences, and culture. Exhibits and programs are accessible to all children, including those with disabilities.

The Children's Museum of South Dakota seeks to transform the world by inspiring generations to love learning and believe that life is full of possibilities. We spark imagination for all children and their grown-ups through play, creativity, and discovery. With more than 44,000 square feet of indoor play space on 4 acres of prairie, we tell the story of our connection between land and culture in the Midwest region. Guests are encouraged to use their imagination and explore using more than 5,000 lose parts and props, but we may be most famous for housing the country's largest animatronic dinosaur, Mama T. Rex.

The Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry is a non-profit organization whose mission is to engage young children’s potential by inviting families of all backgrounds to explore environments and experiences that spark imagination and stimulate curiosity through the power of PLAY.

Children's Museum Tucson is a great place for children and their families to play and learn together. There are two locations - in Tucson and in Oro Valley - with exhibits to enjoy fun, play-based interactive learning experiences. Every visit offers something different and new! Guests can also participate in daily activities focused on art, science technology, engineering, math and early childhood education. Children's Museum Tucson has hands-on learning and play for kids ages 0-10. It located in the Historic Carnegie Library in downtown Tucson and has been serving the community since 1986. Children's Museum Oro Valley, which opened in May 2015, is in Steam Pump Village. It offers a learning experienced tailored to kids ages 0-5. Children's Museum Tucson is a nonprofit organization serving Tucson since 1986