We are campaigning to get evidence-based personal safety and abuse prevention programmes into all playgroups, nurseries and schools in the UK. Early intervention educates, saves lives and gives parent the skills they need to keep children safe from harm.

Play Bristol is a new independent Play Association that aims operate across all sectors in Bristol to support the development and delivery of quality play opportunities that will benefit Children and Young People. Play Bristol will provide opportunities for playworkers to meet and share good practice with each other. Our aim is to break down the barriers between playworkers. In our experience, when playworkers leave training courses they feel enthused and then have few opportunities to meet outside of their play project to discuss play issues – this is where we come in. Play Bristol will organise regular playworker network meetings where good practice and issues of concern can be discussed. Members of the group may decide to campaign or lobby on issues or highlighting good practice and through this process, change will take place. Play Bristol is committed to children’s voices being heard and through our newly emerging website we will develop a Children’s and Young People’s zone where they will be able to log on and have a safe place to share ideas with others and have their views heard. Continuing professional development is a key factor for Playworkers, so we are aiming to bring quality lectures and seminars that are affordable and thought provoking. Playworkers can help parents and children to explore their community through play. We are able to demonstrate the need to understand the appropriate risk that growing young people need to experience for their own personal development.

The North Somerset Play Forum is a registered charity that promotes play and playwork throughout North Somerset. It works with after school clubs and holiday playschemes, providing advice, support and training opportunities for playworkers and encouraging good practice within children's play provision. It also organises play events and activities throughout the area, particularly focusing much of its work in areas of rural and urban deprivation.

We have two pay session, Tuesday afternoon 2.30 - 6pm; Fridays 9.30 - 12.30pm; We support children with special needs and their families.

This campaign has been started by Ian who has been working for over six years with the principal aim of lobbying the UK Government to bring in mandatory legislation to protect the safety of our children.

A campaign with a focus that represents the Child's Right to Play in areas such as Planning and Housing, Traffic Management and Calming, Community Development, Neighbourhood Development and Management, Environmental Management and Community Access.

The Bognor Fun Bus is a 'typical' voluntary sector play project: it always has problems with sustainable funding, it has seen government initiatives come and go, it is now 25 years into its work. It started in late 1983 when a group of parents, professionals and other 'good'adults woke up to the fact that there was not much in the way of good quality play provision for local children.

Voluntary organisation and registered charity providing direct and support services for children's play in the Bath & North East Somerset area (South West). Established in 1979 to provide play opportunities for children where there is little or no play provision, it still provides today what was being done 30 years ago - free open-access holiday playschemes in the more disadvantaged parts of the city of Bath, Community Play Rangers and targetted services for disabled children and young people. We also run a toy and equipment library for 0 - 16 year olds, provide play training and provide a range of support services including Family Play Inclusion work.

Active Play promotes play and provides free play sessions for 5-16 year olds through out Wealden. We have a range of play equipment, arts and crafts, a mobile skate park, mobile dance mats and a nintendo wii for all kinds of fun, free activities.