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2. What Does It Mean to Be a Child in Need?Children who experience disadvantage as a result of: DisabilityIllnessThose with little moneyThose withoutVictims of bad incidents
3. What Is Children in Need?Children in Need is a charity which raises money to help make a difference to children who need our help the most. So far, Children in Need have raised over £740 million through fabulous fundraising events and generous donations. There are still so many children that need your help.Children in Need takes place every November.
4. What Is Children in Need?BBC Children in Need makes us aware of the lives of other children in the UK. It reminds us to reflect on the daily struggles that some children have.It helps us to think about things that we may take for granted that other children may never have.It helps us to realise that some people are less fortunate than others.
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6. How Is Money Donated By Children in Need Spent?Giving children opportunities to take part in exciting activities.Giving children a safe place to play.Giving families support so that they can spend time together.Enabling children to become involved in sports.Setting up reading workshops.Maintaining youth groups in different areas.Funding activities like play therapy.
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