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Fundraisers for Tackle Prostate Cancer are aiming to ‘cycle to the moon’ to raise awareness and money for the fight against prostate cancer.
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Children and staff from Red Plains Children’s Home in Hartburn, Stockton-on-Tees, have raised almost £1,000 in aid of the Children’s Heart Unit based at Freeman Hospital, Newcastle.
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Representatives from Swansea-based charity The Paul Popham Fund, Renal Support Wales, have been congratulated for their hard work at meetings with Assembly Members (AMs) and MPs at The Senedd.
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Hey Girls, a social enterprise set up to tackle period poverty, has launched a UK-wide #Pads4Dads campaign. Aimed at men, the campaign encourages Dads to feel more confident speaking to their daughters about periods.
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GB Paralympian Stef Reid has taken time out of training for Tokyo 2020 to help encourage and mentor leprosy patients in Nepal.
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Snow-Camp, the UK’s only charity using snowsports to change the lives of inner-city youth, has announced the launch of their new Mental Health Programme, Uplift.
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The Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Foundation will make its first major donations under its new name this spring, to coincide with the late Leicester City Chairman’s forthcoming birthday.
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Children of all ages are getting their hats on to help find a cure for a devastating disease which has touched their lives.
The stars of this year’s Wear A Hat Day campaign for the Brain Tumour Research charity have all either been bereaved by a brain tumour, are living with a brain tumour or have a close family member who has been diagnosed.
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Scottish football club Hibernian FC have become one of the first professional clubs to help tackle period poverty for fans and its community.
The club has partnered with Hey Girls, a Dunbar-based social enterprise company set up to tackle period poverty, to provide free products for fans at Easter Road.
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Leprosy is not a disease of Biblical times, it is a modern blight on humanity that does not need to exist today, according to a leading UK charity.
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