Reducing smoking in pregnancy, key driver in reducing stillbirth rates
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New debit card allows supporters to round up spending into donations
Royal Trinity Hospice, the oldest hospice in the UK and a charity that cares for 2,500 patients each year, is enabling supporters to make charitable donations via the charity’s own debit card through its partnership with Currensea, which has created a money-saving card linked to existing bank accounts.
Read MoreWelsh Rugby Union supports Forever Flowers
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) is supporting City Hospice’s award-winning Forever Flowers campaign this year.
Read MoreUK’s biggest celebration of organ donation to leave lasting legacy in Yorkshire
UK’s biggest celebration of organ donation to leave lasting legacy in Yorkshire.
Read MoreReal Voices: Campaigning for cleaner air
In this week’s Real Voices, Jane Dutton describes her role as a campaigner with Mums for Lungs, a group which campaigns for improved air quality.
Read MoreReal Voices: A carer shares her pandemic experience
In this week’s Real Voices, Laura shares her experience of working as a carer during the pandemic, and discusses the misconceptions around the work of carers.
Read MoreSet a new personal best and help a child living with cancer
National children’s cancer charity, Cyclists Fighting Cancer, challenges Britain to be their best selves and break a personal best in their ‘PB for CFC’ challenge fundraiser this summer.
Read MoreLondon mum completes 30-mile jogging challenge for epilepsy
Hayley Excell’s run contributes to £60,000 community fundraising achievement
Read MoreMultiple sclerosis charity launches new guide to ground-breaking treatment
Multiple sclerosis charity launches new guide to ground-breaking treatment.
Read MoreScottish charity calls on thrill seekers to compete in longest Zipslide challenge
SBH Scotland are offering supporters the chance to be one of the first to ZipSlide across Glasgow’s cityscape, launching off from a 100ft high crane next to the stunning Glasgow Riverside Museum.
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