Days out for Dorset children with disabilities
Children with physical and/or learning disabilities and their families were treated to days out organised by Diverse Abilities in 2021.
Children with physical and/or learning disabilities and their families were treated to days out organised by Diverse Abilities in 2021.
Justin Rookes, who lost his right eye whilst deployed, is running the London Marathon to raise funds for Blind Veterans UK.
NHS Heroes in Bournemouth, the Salisbury Stars Appeal and the Friends of Fordingbridge Surgery share £7,500.
The Poole based hospice was so pleased with last year’s challenge, which was launched by Liz Yelling, that it is repeating it in 2022.
A total of 19 groups have received funding to enable them to supply food to vulnerable groups in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.
Dorset Community Foundation is working with Arts Council England to distribute Platinum Jubilee funding.
STARS Dorset (Sexual Trauma and Recovery Service) has a variety of volunteer roles it would like to fill for the coming year.
The funding from the trust has contributed to the Walkerbot, which helps stroke patients to relearn to walk.
The Christchurch Living Advent Calendar, which ran from 1 to 24 December, entertaining people in the run up to Christmas, has raised almost £20,000 for charity.
Thanks to a grant of £5,000 from Dorset Community Foundation, Poole Waste Not Want Not has created a café.