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Check out this positive news story: an award-winning scheme in London has received £1m to help tackle homelessness in the capital. The donation was made by the Berkeley Foundation.
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Check out this positive new story: a new scheme has launched in Scotland which will see budding social entrepreneurs given support to help bring about change in society.
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Check out this positive news story: a London restaurant has raised more than £300 to a food bank thanks to a cocktail inspired by the local Crouch End community.
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Check out this positive news story: more than 1,000 laptops have been donated to help support the homeless and refugees. The donation is part of a scheme in the UK to help tackle digital exclusion amongst some of the most vulnerable in society.
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Check out this positive news story: a charity has launched a new fundraising appeal to help support the mental health of fire fighters and rescue personnel. The appeals comes as the Fire Fighters Charity claims its members have faced ‘unprecedented pressures’ since the start of the pandemic.
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Check out this positive news story: a £5m scholarship scheme has been launched by a London business school to increase black representation in higher education and business.
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Check out this positive news story: a UK arts organisation has launched a challenge to help support people’s mental health during January through daily creative tasks.
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Check out this positive news story: a former child refugee has a launched an education scholarship scheme to support the homeless and people from refugee backgrounds.
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Check out this positive news story: A group of schoolchildren took part in a walk with renowned refugee puppet Little Amal as they descended on COP26 to call for a sustainable future for the planet.
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Check out this positive news story: according to a new poll, the British public are overwhelmingly in favour of putting on more captioned and subtitled performances and events for deaf people. The news comes as the arts charity celebrates Captioning Awareness Week, a campaign which will see theatres, museums and galleries hold captioned and live subtitled events throughout November.
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