Localgiving Community Survey
"Our focus over the last few years has been to develop the company as a multicultural, bilingual and inclusive organisation that reflects the diverse population of young adults who live in hostels for homeless people. We have also been working hard to protect our Service Users from the recruitment activities of criminal gangs in general and from modern slavery in particular."
"We are over the moon to have won a Charity Times Award, particularly given the very high calibre of projects in our category and across the night as a whole – it was a privilege to be among such wonderful causes and organisations."
"The Warm Hubs and seminars provide practical steps in providing inclusive and supportive sessions that will help the women manage their energy consumption effectively. The warm hub provides a warm and safe space with a healthy meal, bringing people together and combats loneliness and isolation, so it’s a really important part of community during the Winter months."
Down Syndrome Development Trust
ARCh (Assisted Reading for Children) is a registered charity in Oxfordshire which recruits, trains and supports volunteers from the local community to work with children in a primary school on a 1:1 basis, twice a week for the whole academic year, to impart a love of books and reading and developing a valuable mentoring relationship.
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