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HandsetExpert to donate 10% of January sales to Phone Credit for Refugees to help asylum seekers keep in contact with their loved ones.
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International charity Action Against Hunger has condemned the use of tactics targeting food supplies in war zones. The charity has called on leading countries to improve governance and has urged people to take to social media in selfie campaign.
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Thousands of swimmers expected to take part in the annual Boxing Day Dip.
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Families and vision impairment organisations across England have united to fight Government cuts that could affect the futures of children with vision impairment.
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Ethical online marketplace Blue Patch is energising a Shoreditch high street for just one week, with the launch of the UK’s very first Sustainable Department Store.
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Social Enterprise UK and Ethical Consumer launch Christmas Gift Guides
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Diabetes patients across the UK have seen their ‘Fight for Flash’ ensure life-changing technology is available in many parts of the country.
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CLIC Sargent and Societe Generale have launched a new education and employment grant for young cancer patients worth up to £5,000.
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An army of more than 175,000 have joined a campaign to call on teacher training to feature suicide awareness. Led by Ben West, who lost his 15-year-old brother to suicide in January 2018, tens of thousands have called on education ministers across the UK to train teachers in mental health first aid. Ben, 18, explained […]
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A project launched in Wolverhampton to tackle period poverty has reached 11,000 people in its first month.
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