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Help for vulnerable children from Midlothian restaurants
Vulnerable children in Midlothian are being helped by two Midlothian restaurants, raising funds from their takeaway business.
For every takeaway bought from Itihaas in Dalkeith and The Radhuni in Loanhead until 20 December , the...
Innovative map was route to success for Edinburgh team
A scratch-off map of Edinburgh for visitors looking for an artistic and interactive souvenir has won a team of young employees from the University of Edinburgh Business School a major award.
The idea worked on...
Scottish FA announce charity partnership with Children 1st
The Scottish FA have announced a new partnership with Children 1st.
The official charity partnership will harness the power of football to help children and families across Scotland enjoy, safer, happier and healthier lives.
Alana, Denon, Ellie,...
Second annual Wild about Scotland Day takes place at Edinburgh Zoo
An extra special community event took place at RZSS Edinburgh Zoo this Father’s Day (18 June), with over 400 guests from five Scottish charities invited to take part in the second annual Wild about...
Children 1st Kiltwalk need recruits
Edinburgh’s Fierce Pro Dancers launched CHILDREN 1ST’s recruitment drive for May’s Kiltwalk this week.
The leading child welfare charity received a grant of more than £34,000 from last year’s sponsored Kiltwalks and hopes the help...
Edinburgh MSP tables motion on charity chief’s retirement
EADIE CONGRATULATES RETIRING CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF CHILDREN 1st
MSP for Edinburgh Southern Jim Eadie has today tabled a motion in the Scottish Parliament congratulating Anne Houston on her achievements as the Chief Executive of local...
The Spice Walk stepping out for CHILDREN 1st
An innovative idea which combines exercise with a bit of eating and a bit of fundraising will start at 3:00pm on 17 November 2013 in Leith.
Capital curry kings Khushi’s and Mithas cook up a...
Children 1st colour it tartan
Just as the weather turned chilly some of Scotland's most iconic statues dressed a little more warmly than usual. Children's charity CHILDREN 1ST launched their annual Kilts for Kids Day campaign by dressing statues...
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