18 Sep 26
The place to find family favourites and childhood classics every weekend, Picturehouse's Kids' Club is the perfect way to introduce your family to the big screen. Tickets start at just £3 for kids and grown-ups alike – and now, your visit does some good, too!
Picturehouse is proud to partner with UNICEF, donating £1 from every Kids' Club ticket sold between 18 September and 31 December, up to a maximum donation of £10,000, to support their work making childhood unstoppable.
Kids' Club gathers children in the UK in front of the big screen to experience moments of wonder, joy and possibility. UNICEF is working to make sure moments like these belong to every child, everywhere.
UNICEF exists to build a better world for every child. As the world's leading children's organisation, UNICEF delivers life-saving and life-changing support that transforms children's futures. From clean water, nutritious food and vaccines to education and protection from violence, we reach more children than any other organisation.
None of this work happens alone. We work alongside families, communities, partners and governments in over 190 countries – because lasting change happens when we act together. Everything we do, whether responding to emergencies or strengthening the systems children need to thrive, is guided by one principle: putting children first.
With 80 years of experience, a global network and a commitment to finding new and better ways to help children, UNICEF responds to the challenges facing them today while helping build stronger systems and services children can rely on for the future. We act quickly in emergencies and we work relentlessly to create lasting change, ensuring every penny makes a difference for children. We are unwavering in defending children's rights and safeguarding their futures.
Children are born ready to play, learn, grow and thrive. But too often, things stand in their way.
UNICEF works alongside families, communities and partners worldwide to clear the path for children. They provide life-saving support when emergencies strike and help improve the systems children rely on, so they can get on with what matters most.
Together, we're making childhood unstoppable.
Picturehouse will donate £1 from each ticket sold for Kids' Club screenings between 18 September and 31 December 2026 to UNICEF UK (The United Kingdom Committee for UNICEF) up to a maximum donation of £10,000, to help UNICEF protect childhood for every child.
UNICEF doesn't endorse any company, brand, product, or service. UNICEF.org.uk
"When I am playing with my friends, I feel good because it gives me energy."
8-year-old Holiness from Phalombe, Malawi, is bursting with life. While playing Sakamira with her friends, she moves confidently– radiating 'I got this!'
Her competitive spirit shines through at school, too. She's a top student and loves learning Chichewa and maths. Meeting Holiness today, you'd never know anything had held her back. But aged four, she was diagnosed with moderate acute malnutrition.
"I could see that her health was deteriorating. I was worried about her," recalls her mum, Linily. Thanks to a community care group supported by UNICEF, Holiness received treatment and quickly bounced back.
"We equip care group leaders with skills to screen children, as well as knowledge to promote the six food groups, so we can prevent malnutrition right in the community," explains Esnart Phiri, UNICEF Nutrition Specialist.
Today, Linily continues to learn about good nutrition so Holiness can grow up healthy and confident. "She is now strong. I continue to feed her nutritious food because I am happy with the way she is growing."
UNICEF is working with communities, governments, and partners around the world through our Child Nutrition Fund to transform nutrition support for children like Holiness. Because with the right nutrition, and with her loving family and community behind her, Holiness can get on with what matters most: playing, thriving at school, and enjoying an unstoppable childhood.
To find out what's on at Kids' Club near you, visit picturehouses.com/kidsclub
Plus, keep an eye out for exciting extras coming soon, with chances to draw and colour in, play and have fun, and enjoy a film every weekend.
