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** 10/12/21 UPDATE: DHI Have just opened the doors to their new drop-in centre at St James' Parade, Bath. The centre is equipped with a brand new liver scanner which is now available for clients. The scanner was purchased by DHI with funds raised by the team at Datasharp Integrated Communications, their customers and suppliers. Thank you very much to everyone who helped make this happen. BUT WE'RE NOT DONE YET! We'll continue to support DHI into 2022 and beyond so please do make a donation if you can **
Please help us donate a BRAND NEW LIVER SCANNER to the new St James Parade Treatment Centre in Bath, Somerset. The treatment centre is being opened by Bath charity Developing Health and Independence (DHI) in 2021.
A Liver Scanner provides a quick and non-intrusive method to assess alcohol-related and Hepatitis C liver damage. Once identified DHI will work with these people to make life style changes and to thereby reduce/end further damage.
We intend to raise £15,000 for this vital piece of equipment, by generating funds and awareness through a mix of staff fundraising and corporate contributions.
“DHI tackles drug and alcohol abuse, homelessness and social exclusion in the Bath area. The cause is close to my heart, so I'm very proud to be working with Rosie and the team. Like ourselves, DHI recently celebrated their 20th anniversary. I'll continue to offer my support, not just because they're a valued customer, but because I've seen first-hand the impact of the work they do.”
Martin Buckland, CEO, Datasharp Integrated Communications
Developing Health and Independence (DHI) is a Bath-based charity which works to tackle homelessness and social exclusion. The DHI Vision Project asked experts and thought-leaders from public life and across the political spectrum to describe how an end to social exclusion with everyone's basic needs met, might be achieved.
** 10/12/21 UPDATE: DHI Have just opened the doors to their new drop-in centre at St James' Parade, Bath. The centre is equipped with a brand new liver scanner which is now available for clients. The scanner was purchased by DHI with funds raised by the team at Datasharp Integrated Communications, their customers and suppliers. Thank you very much to everyone who helped make this happen. BUT WE'RE NOT DONE YET! We'll continue to support DHI into 2022 and beyond so please do make a donation if you can **
Please help us donate a BRAND NEW LIVER SCANNER to the new St James Parade Treatment Centre in Bath, Somerset. The treatment centre is being opened by Bath charity Developing Health and Independence (DHI) in 2021.
A Liver Scanner provides a quick and non-intrusive method to assess alcohol-related and Hepatitis C liver damage. Once identified DHI will work with these people to make life style changes and to thereby reduce/end further damage.
We intend to raise £15,000 for this vital piece of equipment, by generating funds and awareness through a mix of staff fundraising and corporate contributions.
“DHI tackles drug and alcohol abuse, homelessness and social exclusion in the Bath area. The cause is close to my heart, so I'm very proud to be working with Rosie and the team. Like ourselves, DHI recently celebrated their 20th anniversary. I'll continue to offer my support, not just because they're a valued customer, but because I've seen first-hand the impact of the work they do.”
Martin Buckland, CEO, Datasharp Integrated Communications
Developing Health and Independence (DHI) is a Bath-based charity which works to tackle homelessness and social exclusion. The DHI Vision Project asked experts and thought-leaders from public life and across the political spectrum to describe how an end to social exclusion with everyone's basic needs met, might be achieved.
Developing Health & Independence (DHI)
Bath, Bristol, South Gloucestershire, Wiltshire | Housing / Homelessness
Bath, Bristol, South Gloucestershire, Wiltshire | Housing / Homelessness
Developing Health & Independence is a local charity that was set up to help people out of the cycle of homelessness, social isolation and drug or alcohol abuse.