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Navigating funding challenges in palliative care and how Teesside Hospice is adapting to the latest budget changes Teesside Hospice, a much-loved charity based in Middlesbrough, is a vital provider of palliative care, dedicated to supporting individuals with terminal illnesses across the Tees Valley. ?? Read more in the Winter 2024-25 issue of Tees Business, online here: https://lnkd.in/e5G8cVWV

Today is Action Mesothelioma Day, a national day of remembrance for those who have been affected by mesothelioma. We stand together with asbestos support groups and charities who do incredible work to help mesothelioma sufferers and their families, and to raise awareness of the devastating legacy of asbestos. #GoBlueForMeso #AMD24 #AsbestosAwareness #ActionMesotheliomaDay #MesotheliomaAwareness https://lnkd.in/ezDGmqDq

? News from the Quilter Foundation Local Community Fund ? The first charity to have been awarded grants from the Quilter Foundation Local Community Fund is Breathe Arts Health Research (Breathe), world leaders in combining creativity and robust scientific research to improve health and wellbeing. They deliver diverse evidence-based programmes across a range of art forms, to meet specific clinical and wellbeing needs. Our grant will support children and young people who have had a brain injury or stroke. Yvonne Farquharson, Managing Director and founder: “We’re delighted to have been selected as one of the Quilter Foundation’s chosen charities. Their support will mean we can continue to support young people with hemiplegia through our Breathe Magic Intensive Therapy Programme.” Find out more about Breathe ?? breatheahr.org/

Access to safe drinking water is not just a necessity—it’s a lifeline. Every year, millions of lives are lost to preventable waterborne diseases, and countless others are impacted by a lack of clean water access. By supporting this cause, you’re not only helping to build a well for our children but also ensuring a brighter, healthier future for generations to come. Together, we can combat the cycle of water scarcity and disease, empowering families to thrive with dignity and hope. Your generosity is the catalyst for change that these communities desperately need.https://https://lnkd.in/dB5zGFB9 We’ve raised ￡255 so far, but we still need your help to reach our goal of ￡1,200 to complete the safe drinking water facility. Every contribution, no matter how small, brings us one step closer to safeguarding the health and well-being of our children. This is more than a donation—it’s a chance to transform lives and create lasting impact. Join us in this mission by contributing through our GoFundMe page (link in the bio or comments). Together, we can ensure that clean, safe water becomes a reality for those who need it most.

Service begins well before a disaster strikes. Dr. Gregory Davenport outlines a method for integrating service into your daily routine. #Serve #Volunteer

At Clinical Partners, we’re proud to support NHS Charities Together ??, the national charity supporting over 200 NHS charities across the UK. Their incredible network spans hospitals, mental health trusts, ambulance services and community health services, enabling essential support for patients and staff nationwide. Through their Innovation Challenge, NHS Charities Together is addressing healthcare inequalities affecting children and young people. This ￡40 million programme over the next decade focuses on health inequalities linked to poverty, including those in mental health. This commitment aligns closely with our shared goals of reducing inequalities and improving access to care while providing meaningful change to vulnerable communities. Learn more about NHS Charities Together and how you can support their mission at: https://lnkd.in/eP-i2ZKt

This #GivingTuesday please join me in helping Team Rubicon Canada Bring Hope Home for communities recovering from disasters. ? As the holidays approach and I eagerly await having my kids home for their winter breaks, I'm thinking about the families in Jasper who lost their homes last summer. I knew about Team Rubicon's work through my husband Geordie's involvement, but it was my first mission as a Greyshirt in early September - helping families find precious items and gain closure amid devastating loss - that really brought it to life for me. ? Team Rubicon's veteran and "kick ass civilian" Greyshirt volunteers bring hope to families in a way that is different from other humanitarian organizations. A lot of their work relates to people's homes - providing safe access during blizzards, removing debris following floods, bringing much-needed resources and helping people find cherished items and offering closure to communities impacted by wildfires, like the families we supported in Jasper. ? Team Rubicon Canada volunteers are doing just that - volunteering - they just need enough people to donate so they can mobilize volunteers and?resources to help when and where they are most needed. (Team Rubicon Canada's impact on the ground is a vital complement to the services provided by the larger, older, better known humanitarian charities - whose name recognition and marketing budgets drive disaster-related donations that may even exceed their budgets; a great reason to support Team Rubicon Canada this year!) ? If you were looking for a #humanitariancharity where your donation will make a pivotal difference this #GivingTuesday, please consider donating to Team Rubicon Canada. Every donation makes a difference. ? #bringhopehome #humanitarianresponse #disasterrecovery

Thank you for the support - we’re up to over ￡2,800 in donations to the Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Association and there is still time for you to make a generous donation!! Please like/share and donate anything you can to support the lives of people impacted by this devastating disease. It touches so many people, and every donation makes a difference to the life of someone living with MND. Here’s how we can help: ??￡10 provides an information pack to a newly diagnosed person with MND so they know what to expect and how to access support. ??￡27 funds an MND connect help line advisor for one hour, allowing them to provide information and support for anyone affected by MND. ??￡75 funds an MND expert researcher for half a day, helping the association better understand the disease. ??￡160 will buy a specialist communication app, allowing someone who has lost the ability to speak to continue communicating with others. ??￡200 provides 40 copies of ‘So what is MND anyway?’ A guide for young people affected by MND ??￡600 funds a seat riser, allowing someone with MND to raise their wheelchair so that they can reach shelves and talk to someone at eye level. ??￡750 helps to fund a wheelchair ramp allowing someone with MND to continue to enjoy their garden and access to local community. ??￡1,000 will pay for detailed analysis of the DNA of someone with MND to support further research. ??￡2,250 provides a text to speech device to give someone the ability to continue communicating with their loved ones.

Stay Focused on What Matters Most In times of crisis, it’s easy to get distracted by noise, but as leaders, we must ask ourselves: Who is most vulnerable, and how can we help? Let’s commit to showing up where it matters most—not just in words but in action. When we focus on the vulnerable, we build stronger, more resilient communities that uplift us all. Together, let’s lead with ferocity of intention and purpose. In the timeless words of Charles Xavier, Professor X "Those with the greatest?power… protect those without." We've got work to do in 2025 Management Cues, so let's get to it! #LeadershipWithPurpose #FocusOnTheVulnerable #ManagementCues #EmpoweringLeaders #CommunityImpact

We invite you to read the 2023 Annual Report: It Takes a Village to learn more about the meaningful impact that the RMHC mission had in the lives of families with sick children across Canada in 2023. https://lnkd.in/g5J4UjY3