The
PACE centre provides learning programmes in a happy, stimulating
learning environment for the physical, academic, social, language and
emotional development of children with cerebral palsy.
The
Hospice of St. Francis, cares for people with serious or terminal
illness in the West Herts area. It has a unit with special facilities
that allow patients to be cared for 24x7, and also helps patients who
are seriously ill at home.
Youth
Talk in Spencer St, St Albans is a free and confidential counselling
service for young people between the ages of 14 and 25. It is available
to anyone who lives, works or receives education in the District of St.
Albans .
The
African Prisons Project brings dignity and hope to men women and
children in African jails. It aims to provide access to healthcare and
education for prisoners, and to
bring justice and re-integration into the community .
Romanian
Relief works
to protect and care for some of Romania’s most vulnerable children and
teenagers, and to prevent their abandonment and institutionalisation .
Carers
in Hertfordshire give support and information to unpaid family and
friends who look after someone. They provide the space and opportunity
to discuss practical and emotional concerns and to share their
experiences.
Charities we’ve supported previously include:-
Keech Hospice Care, Khandel Light, Polio Plus, Canine Partners, The Prostate Cancer Charity, Grove House Hospice, ShelterBox, The Wheelchair Foundation, Parkinson Disease Society, WaterAid, DemandPhasel Wood Scouts, Motor Neuron Disease Assn, Help the Aged, Great Ormond Street, Emmaus, Stroke, Association, Kids Out, Nepal Trust, Harpenden Spotlight on Africa, St Albans Counselling Services, St Albans Bereavement Network, Brain Tumour Support, Jumbulance Trust, British Humanitarian Aid, Children with Aids, St Albans District Access Group, National Memorial Arboretum, Verulamium Museum Trust,
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