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Oxford Breast Buddy Group (OBBG) is an Oxfordshire based charity supporting over 1,200 women a year, during their breast cancer treatment and beyond. OBBG provides psychological, emotional and practical support through talks, workshops, socials and a huge variety of events. All OBBG gatherings provide wonderful opportunities to meet with other members who might be on a similar journey. OBBG is run by volunteers, all of whom have had breast cancer or are involved in the treatment and care of breast cancer patients. Their motto is ‘patients supporting patients’.

2wish provide immediate and ongoing bereavement support for those affected by the sudden and traumatic loss of a child or young adult aged 25 years and under.We aim to help those faced with the unimaginable to live again, smile again and to never give up hope.

Somerset NHS Charity works alongside Love Musgrove and Yeovil Hospital Charity to raise funds for all of Somerset’s NHS hospitals, mental health services and other community-based services. www.SomersetNHSCharity.org.ukSomersetNHSCharity@somersetft.nhs.ukRegd. Charity No. 1059922

Could you pay around £4,000 for your Child's funeral tomorrow? The ELY Memorial Fund was founded for this purpose. Please help us to raise essential funds towards funerals costs for bereaved families in Herefordshire who tragically lose a son or daughter in a car accident aged 17 to 25.

Established in 2006, Art Refuge offers vital art and art therapy support to people displaced by conflict, persecution, poverty and climate change, in the UK and internationally. We deliver longterm programmes in England and northern France, alongside training, education, exhibitions and research.

The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation is dedicated to the support of Vasculitis. The charity was set up in memory of Lauren Currie who died of Vasculitis at the age of 15 in October 2010. The charity funds Awareness, Education, Research and Patient Support Services & Groups throughout the UK.

The Ben Kinsella Trust is an educational charity set up following the tragic murder of Ben aged 16 in 2008. Our mission is to use the true and powerful story of Ben Kinsella to educate young people about the consequences of choices, so they stay safe and away from crime.

Our mission is to ensure older people in Enfield feel valued, are active and connected and able to Iive the life they choose. We provide a wide range of services and activities and, as an independent charity, we rely on the generous support of donors to enable us to help and support this community.

Our Angels provides families and the Harrogate Maternity ward with anything required to ensure bereaved parents receive the highest standard of care and support when they face the absolute devastation of losing a baby. We also fund professional intensive bereavement counselling to parents.

SOHK is a life-changing charity using rugby, mentoring, and personal development to help young people facing disadvantage to overcome adversity and thrive. Grounded in principles of psychology, SOHK helps pupils improve school engagement and develop social & emotional learning (SEL) skills.

Lynch Syndrome UK aims to ensure that people and their families affected by Lynch Syndrome are provided with support, information, and signposting. We also aim to increase public awareness of Lynch Syndrome by educating members of the general public and healthcare professionals for public benefit.

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