Story

Engaging in the creative arts is proven to benefit mental health and is an effective way to hear from children about their experiences, particularly on difficult topics.

The CHAMPIONS Project works to advocate for children's rights and gives them a voice through a variety of mediums, including art, music, and theatre. By donating, you will help children, who are often overlooked, share their concerns, hopes, and ambitions.

Find out more and see examples of our previous activities at https://www.championsproject.co.uk/

Contact the project at champions@ucl.ac.uk

The CHAMPIONS Project investigates the impact of COVID-19 on children living in temporary accommodation due to experiencing homelessness. It is funded by UKRI and led by University College London in partnership with De Montfort University. EKAM UK is one of the project partners and will hold any funds donated for CHAMPIONS to use, as part of their mission to improve the lives of children in the UK.

Share this story

Help CHAMPIONS Project

Sharing this page with your friends could help raise up to 3x more in donations

Email

LinkedIn

You can also help by sharing this link on

About the charity

EKAM UK

Verified by JustGiving

RCN 1176271

www.ekamuk.org

The charity was established for the promotion and protection of good health for public benefit by providing financial and technical assistance and support to charities, social organisations, medical centres and non-profit organisations in UK and India who are involved/engaged in providing health care, education care and support to neonates, infants, young adults and mothers including providing food, medicines, equipment, training, research grants/facilities and knowledge sharing. We aim to support projects primarily related to saving lives of babies, young children and young mothers, ranging from 0-19 years. We do so, by partnering with organisations who provide medical treatment and health care and by providing various types of support. Objectives of the charity 1) To save children and expectant mothers from poorer sections of the society, by providing appropriate and timely medical help. 2) To undertake epidemiological, anthropological, translational and cross-cultural research concerning women and children’s medical needs as well health delivery institutions. 3) To help train medical and paramedical personnel in the delivery of preventive and curative health care. 4) To facilitate medical professional partnership between the UK and India.