Children in Need support helps change young lives
BBCJasmine was just four years old when she moved from Nigeria to Devon, and said she found "fitting in" difficult.
"I found fitting in a bit hard because people might think it's strange about my skin colour and how I come from a different part of the world," she said.
She said BBC Children in Need-backed group Young Voices Inspire, which is run by Plymouth Jollof Kitchen, helped her feel part of her community.
Now Jasmine is set to perform as part of the BBC Children in Need Choir where they will appear live on BBC One's Appeal Show on Friday.
The group Young Voices supports young people from different backgrounds and helps them build confidence, make friends and feel they belong.
"Young Voices helps me feel like I fit in and it helps me feel relaxed," Jasmine said.
"I feel I wouldn't be as confident as I am today and I would still be shy and nervous."
Another charity which has received funding from Children In Need was the WILD Young Parents Project in Cornwall.
It helps young parents who have children under five years old build a support network.
Sky said as a young mum, she found it hard to find groups of people who were in the "same shoes".
"When I got offered WILD, It felt like I could finally be myself and not have to worry about judgement.
"If WILD wasn't here, I wouldn't have anyone to talk to... It would just be me on my own and honestly I don't know how I would get through the day without anyone who understands me."