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A Scottish charity has announced a new service to support disabled young adults to achieve their life goals
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ianmorton
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The gharial crocodile, one of the world’s most endangered species of reptiles, has been discovered in South West Nepal for the first time in nearly 40 years. The discovery was made by Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and the Biodiversity Conservancy Nepal.
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This December, the British public can transform the lives of these brave individuals, thanks to the Big Give Christmas Challenge, which will double the value of all donations made to Prisoners of Conscience between 3 and 10 December.
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Sarah Colombini
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A new interactive floor system which helps children with autism develop communication skills has been unveiled at Springhallow School in Ealing.
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London Vision and Thomas Pocklington Trust call on local authorities to make polling stations for accessible for blind and partially sighted voters
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Novice sailors set to battle the Atlantic in aid of mental health charities. Crew fundraising to ensure asking for help sail shouldn’t be as hard as crossing an Ocean.
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Sarah Colombini
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The British Tinnitus Association (BTA) is partnering with the musicians’ charity Help Musicians UK (HMUK) to conduct research into the impact of tinnitus on professional musicians.
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CLIC Sargent has launched a new fundraising campaign, Player vs Cancer, so gamers in the UK and around the world can now raise vital funds for the charity.
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heatherrogers
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Charity urges bosses to take on ex-offenders and former addicts | More Than My Past campaign aims to tackle stigma towards ex-offenders and people in recovery from addiction
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The University of East Anglia played host to a major conference last week aimed at tackling mental health among young people in the region. The conference attracted support from Stephen Fry and Prince Harry, among others.
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