Connie, 12, was overpowered by her fears after a managed move for her safety became overwhelming. Connie and her Mum, Helen were living within a small and insular community. They were experiencing relentless targeting and violence from those around them. …
Give back this festive season with our magnificent Best of Kent Auction! Prizes have been donated from the greatest local brands including Kent Crisps, Hush Heath Estate, The Curious Eatery & Eastwell Manor. Bid today to be in with a …
The Big Give Christmas Challenge is the perfect opportunity to make a gift to Dandelion Time. Starting at midday on Tuesday 1st December and for the following 7 days, all online donations from £1 and up to £5,000 will be doubled. Doubling ends …
These have been and continue to be challenging and uncertain times for us all. Like the rest of the world Dandelion Time has adapted to meet the challenges of the Coronavirus. Throughout lockdown we remained open, delivering individual sessions to …
The countdown to Christmas has officially begun – our new range of cards are available to order now! It’s always exciting to receive a Christmas card in the post and, with our new selection of cards, you can give back …
Written by Anna Feierabend Anna from Germany arrived at Dandelion Time as a Residential volunteer in 2017 and all these years later she is still very much part of the Dandelion Time family. Here is her story. It has been …
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We need YOU to join our amazing group of volunteers! After the great turnout over the summer we are extending our ‘Dig for Dandelion’ Volunteer days, which will run on Fridays once a month. 4 December* Providing lockdown is lifted Tasks …
We have responded to COVID 19 by adapting the way we deliver our therapeutic programme to our vulnerable children and families. Currently we are not delivering our multi-family programme and instead running individual sessions for each family. Dandelion Time’s venture into …
When Layla first attended Dandelion Time, she disengaged and seemed withdrawn, in a world of her own. Layla, aged 13, had spent her life living with her Mum and older brother until being moved to live with her Dad Frank …
Written by Lauren Mewett, Family Case Work at Dandelion Time From wall paintings in ancient Egypt depicting the worship of house cats, to archaeological digs from the B.C era revealing people buried alongside their pet dogs[1]. Evidence of the natural …
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Due to the sensitive nature of our work and the vulnerable children we support the young people on our website are not our service users
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Email: info@dandeliontime.org.uk
Telephone: 01622 814001
Due to the sensitive nature of our work and the vulnerable children we support the young people on our website are not our service users