Nonprofit Directory / English Midlands
Woodcraft Folk
Woodcraft Folk is a co-operative youth movement open to everyone. We support children to take the lead and change their world through weekly group nights, projects, camps and campaigns. Woodcraft Folk activities develop children’s understanding and respect of the world around them including activities which explore other cultures and the natural environment. Woodcraft Folk's programme is based on principles of co-operation, peace, equality, children's rights, internationalism and environmental s.
Manchester 1% for the Planet
The record
- Headquarters
- Manchester
- Website
- woodcraft.org.uk
- Focus
- Education Advocacy, Outdoor Recreation Access
- Bioregion
- English Midlands, Yorkshire Pennines
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