Charities we support - learn more...
Services
A The following charities provide
services.
Clicking on the charity name will take you to that charity
category.
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Army
Benevolent Fund
charity No. 211645 |
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The Army Benevolent Fund is the Army's National
Charity, committed to the welfare of soldiers, former
soldiers and their families in time of need. We
help families, children, the homeless, the elderly,
the unemployed and those with physical and mental
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| British
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The British Red Cross helps people in crisis, whoever
and wherever they are. We are part of a global voluntary
network, responding to conflicts, natural disasters
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| Child
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Mental Welfare |
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| Help
the Aged |
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| Lifelinesoncall |
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| Macmillan
Cancer Support |
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| RNLI |
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The RNLI is a charity that provides a 24-hour lifesaving
service around the UK and Republic of Ireland and
a seasonal lifeguard service on over 60 beaches
in the south west of England. Our volunteer crews
give up their time and comfort to carry out rescues
in difficult and often dangerous conditions. Last
year the lifeboats launched over 8,300 times and
lifeguards assisted over 10,300 people. As a charity
we rely on voluntary donations and legacies for
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Samaritans
Charity no. 219432 |
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Samaritans provides 24 hour confidential emotional
support to anyone experiencing distress, despair,
or suicidal feelings. When most other services close
down and there's nowhere else to turn, Samaritans
is always there. Samaritans responds to nearly 5
million contacts each year to help people going
through a particularly difficult time in their lives
to find the strength to carry on.
People call Samaritans for a variety of reasons
such as bullying, loneliness, isolation, relationship
problems, financial worries, exam stress or illness.
Not all people who contact Samaritans are suicidal
or have active suicidal thoughts. Samaritans are
there for all people who are concerned or upset
or angry and just want to talk to somebody to offload
everything they could not say to parents and friends.
We proactively target people who are at an above
average risk from depression, despair and suicide
such as young people, the homeless, the elderly,
people in prison or on remand and people who live
in rural areas. |
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| Shelter |
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| St
Mungo’s Housing Association |
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Whirlow
Hall Farm Trust
charity no 508910
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