Hi, Children's Centre at The Mall (Luton) is a registered…read morecharity sited in The Mall Arndale Shopping Centre, Luton. They were awarded Children's Centre Status in 2004 and now offer a one-stop shop for families to access a range of children's services. In addition to flexible Daycare (charged by the hour), Shoppers' Creche and Nursery Education Sessions they offer support, and advice on a range of child and family related topics. All are easily obtained in their Parent/Carer and child drop-in area. They have a well equipped, spacious nursery. Planned activities and educational toys including painting, messy play, puzzles, books and toys,a special sleep area,a bright, clean and safe outdoor play area including a sand pit, spades, balls, hoops, trikes and more. As this is a charity, the child care is more affordable and conveniently located. I always leave my daughter here whilst shopping.

Charity Shops are tons of fun to shop in, you never know what you're going to find, and often there…read moreare some real gems to pick up. The British Red Cross shop in Luton is of a decent size and carries a good selection of clothing, housewares, shoes, books, and other paraphernalia. During Christmas there are also item designed specifically for BRC, and first hand. So if you want a Christmas present that also helps out a good cause then browsing through here is a good idea. The store is kept neat and tidy and the staff are always friendly and helpful

This is one of the best charity shops I visit always…read more The shop is always neat and tidy. It has got different sections for different items such as curtains, toys and kids stuff,gents and ladies clothing,and homeware. It has even got many new items for sale. Many times just like any other shop they have offers like half price sale. So it makes more worth to buy the items. I have bought many household items including baby clothes for my daughter. As I love this shop, I even donate my unwanted goods to this shop. The staff is very friendly. They have even got trial rooms so we can immeditely try the clothes before buying. During Christmas they have wide variety of gifts, cards, and presents.

Excellent, friendly, no-nonsense service. Alan Grayread more

This is a large furniture warehouse outlet for Willen Hospice Charity. They have a large selection…read moreof furniture here, beds, wardrobes, sofa's, tables amongst smaller items as well right down to games and cutlery. I found some of the items to be a bit tatty and worn out for the price they were trying to charge, eg a bedside cabinet covered in stickers that had been half pulled off and was chipped and scraped for £30. You could get one from Ikea for cheaper and not have to put in a lot of work to try and get it sorted. Although other items were well priced and you can find a bargain. I think it is a fab idea as it is earning money for Willen Hospice which is an amazing organisation and it is recycling as well. They do a delivery service if you need it for your large items as well which is pretty handy. There are marked parking bays outside but it is pretty busy here so you may have to park out on the roadside and walk over.

Excellent service and customer care, vickie is very attention to detail will use again. Thank youread more

This is a very decent charity shop I often visit…read more It is always neat, tidy and well organized. They have got lots of variety of second hand items as well as new items. It includes all types of clothes, curtains, gift items, dvds, homeware, purses, bags, toys, books, etc. Most of the times the things are in very good condition. The clothes are very well organized. They also have trial rooms so we can try before buying. Recently they have got loads of gift items for Christmas. They even accept debit card as the payment option which I have not seen in any of the charity shops. The shop is also open on Sundays so it becomes very convenient for all working people. Beating heart disease together is their main strategy. The funds are utilized to support and care for heart patients, and providing vital information to help people reduce the risk of heart disease.

The British Heart Foundation runs some great charity shops around the country, and this one is…read morepretty decent. Quite small, but it usually has a good selection of books, compact discs, videos, DVDs, board games, and clothing. Buying stuff here means that you can save a load of money, but also that items that might have been thrown away can be reused, so it's great for the environment too a nice bonus! The low prices are particularly welcome in the current financial climate where people need to make their money stretch a bit further than before this is a good place to start!

Confidential counselling service available to everyone. The counsellors are qualified to help with…read morea whole range of problems or difficulties you might be experiencing in your life and then work with you to help find a way to tackle your issues. You don't feel judged. The amazing thing is that they are a not for profit organisation and just ask for a contribution to help them with their overheads (this is based on your personal circumstances).

This is such a good, welcoming and wonderful staff to make your child feel safe and happy to learn…read morelots of different things and get to play with other children around ages from 2years upto 4 yrs old, even if still in nappies they welcome your children. They learn and see animals, they brought in a 6 week old lamb for the kids to feed the lamb it's milk touch/feel the lamb. Our daughter loved it, and so happy to go there ,she only goes twice a week. But monday to friday the children can go from 9.00am to 12.15pm. It's worth a look and phone call to take your child here.