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Social and Sustainable Capital (SASC), makes follow on investment of £300,000 in sexual health and wellbeing charity Brook.
For more than 25 years Brook has been supporting young people in Cornwall through its holistic combination of clinical services and education programmes.
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Human Lending Library opens second brand in Manchester – matching charity and social enterprise leaders with successful entrepreneurs
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Sport Birmingham has confirmed the Birmingham Inclusive Sports Festival will go ahead in 2020, offering children with disabilities the chance to take part in sport. The event will enter its eighth year, thanks to a partnership with the CareTech Foundation.
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The charity Born Free has launched a new initiative called ‘Hear the Roar’ which it hopes will inspire young people to protect wildlife around the world.
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Year Six pupils from St Joseph’s Primary School in Rossington have collected non-perishable food items and toiletries to give to people living in homeless hostels and refuges.
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Refuge aims to support more survivors than ever before with help of new online platform
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Havering Council has renewed contracts at Lucas Court and The Boundaries for a further five years.
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Seven organisations and charities benefit from donation from St. Monica’s Trust
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A new exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland has just opened showcasing the important work by Scottish academics to eliminate deadly diseases impacting millions around the world. Parasites will run until 19 April 2020 in Edinburgh.
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The UK faces a shortfall of up to 59,000 engineers in core roles every year. The Big Assembly was part of the seventh Tomorrow’s Engineers Week which aims to inspire a generation of future engineers.
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