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students for global health sheffield

Students for Global Health is an organization run by students for students. We have a vision of a fair and just world in which equity in health is a reality for all. We educate, advocate and act towards global health equity for students all across the United Kingdom, of all disciplines and backgrounds. Although our focus as an organization and network is towards global health we are also the representative body of all UK medical students to the International Federation of Medical Students, who represent all medical students worldwide to the World Health Organisation (WHO), which is the leader and governing body of healthcare services for all UN member states. This means that if you’re a medical student studying at a UK university, we represent you to the world. We have almost thirty branches at universities across the country, with thousands of members. We organize at least four national events every year, two general assemblies and two conferences. These are held up and down the country and any and all students are welcome to attend, no matter whether they are represented by a branch or not. We are one of the most accountable and professionally governed student organizations in the country. The charity is led by a National Committee, made up of individuals elected by the branches and affiliate organizations. Each branch also has a committee elected by the members at each of the respective universities. We also have a board of trustees as mandated by the charities commission. The board of trustees is comprised of professionals who kindly donate their time to provide oversight of the operation of the charity.

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from the grapevine

Swindon

This site explores the world of wine and spirits in Swindon and the surrounding area, through blog posts, social media posts and local tasting events. You can hear me once a month on BBC Radio Wiltshire contributing to the Wines for the Weekend feature on Graham Rogers Drivetime show. If you ever miss the details of the wines we discuss, you can search our Wines for the Weekend category. The blog In the blog I'll highlight some of the delights on the shelves of local supermarkets and wine shops, and give you advice and insight to help you explore the wonderful world of wine and spirits. We write up what happened (and what we drank) at the charity wine tasting events I run and occasionally, I'll delve into my cookbook to pair up some food recipes with wine. We also give you the selection of the monthly Wines for the Weekend. Events If you come to one of my events I have several promises; - I never sell any wines at my events. I will tell you what you have tasted, how much it is and where you can buy it from (if you like it) - I only use wines that you can buy locally - My events are seated, informal and intend to be a mix of information, enjoyment and often rivalry (we usually have a team quiz!) - I never profit personally from the events. I give my own time and price the event to cover the costs of the venue, wines, cheese and nibbles and expenses (such as licencing). If there is a surplus, this is donated to a charity.

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eton college

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Eton College is a charity for the advancement of education. At its heart sits an independent boys’ boarding school which leads a dynamic range of educational activities and an expanding network of educational partnerships. The charity’s primary purpose, determined from its Christian foundation in 1440, is to draw out the best of young people’s talents and to enable them to flourish and make a positive impact on others through the course of a healthy, happy and fulfilling life. In advancing this purpose, Eton is committed to an ethos which: encourages creativity, individuality, innovation and enjoyment through a broad vision of education based on wide-ranging academic and co-curricular opportunities; enables boys to develop a strong understanding of themselves and their capabilities, while also empathising with others through a genuine appreciation for different people, different perspectives and different cultures; develops enquiring minds and fosters a life-long appreciation of independent thinking and learning; develops physical and mental health, emotional maturity and spiritual richness; nurtures the value of leadership and service; celebrates kindness, loyalty, gratitude, integrity and determination.

rospa training centre

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Birmingham

This has been our story for more than a century, and the challenge remains great. More than 14,000 people are killed in accidents across the UK each year with thousands more suffering injuries, many of which are life-changing. Yet, accidents don’t have to happen. Smiling happy young baby in his white cot We’re proud to be at the heart of accident prevention in the UK and around the world, working to stop the needless loss and devastation that accidents cause to individuals, families, communities, businesses and society as a whole. The only UK charity to work across occupational health and safety, and road, home, leisure and education safety, we promote the exchange of life-enhancing skills and knowledge by: Researching the evidence base for accident prevention, campaigning on the big issues and sharing advice and information Providing training, consultancy, qualifications, events and products for businesses and professionals to help them manage risks to their workers and others Welcoming organisations into our membership and awards communities where they can learn from best practice and celebrate their achievements. The significant reductions in death and injury on the roads and in workplaces across the UK have demonstrated that a systematic approach to accident prevention works, and we are proud to have played our part. We are committed to continuing this legacy, and invite you to find out more about what we do and how you can get involved.

walford mill crafts

4.5(227)

Wimborne

Walford Mill Education Trust is a registered charity which aims to promote crafts and making through events, classes, and exhibitions and by providing working space for established and emerging makers. Spring 2019 This spring brings new changes to Walford Mill. The mill, a converted historic watermill in the heart of Wimborne, has been home to Walford Mill Education Trust for over 30 years. Following the need to seek a more sustainable future, Walford Mill Education trust is changing its commercial focus and will be providing new opportunities for talented, local artists, makers and designers. The current shop on the ground floor will be replaced by a brand new education space with existing disabled access via a disabled ramp. Artists, schools, touring exhibitors and makers will soon also be able to book unique flexible art exhibition spaces on the ground floor to showcase their art and craft to the public. Although there is no longer a dedicated shop on-site almost all work on display in the exhibitions and by the makers in their studios is available for purchase, priced to suit all pockets. Studio rental space will double and the new space will be available for hire on the top floor which will be a welcome opportunity allowing local makers and artists to work and exhibit in East Dorset at competitive rates. Graduates and emerging new makers will also be able to benefit from working alongside like-minded artists enabling them to bring their work to the public eye.

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popchoir balham

London

Popchoir is exactly what it says it is! A choir that sings pop music! We are fun, friendly and our choirs have been making great music for 15 years! Book a free taster session and come and try it for yourself. There is no audition and no need to read music. Popchoir is one of the original contemporary choirs. Membership is termly, and as well as our weekly term-time rehearsals we do lots of gigs and performances and raise thousands for charity every year. Singing is amazing for your health - it is scientifically proven to raise your mood, to flood your body with endorphins that make you feel good, raise your pain threshold and help to keep your brain healthy! It’s also fantastically social and a place where great friendships are made. So what are you waiting for? Book your taster session to come and see what it’s all about! Go on - you know you want to!

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cook stars - hull east and holderness

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I have 2 amazing children Noah and Phoebe who love to help me out in the kitchen and join in with classes and workshops whenever they can. My wonderful husband Andy shares my passion for cooking and enjoying good food. He has been a sweet chef in a Michelin star restaurant but these days he is kept busy preparing ingredients and washing the pots from the Cook Stars sessions. I come from a family of foodies and food lovers. My mum Marion, introduced me to cooking from a very early age when I would often "help her" in the kitchen. She even used to come into my junior school to volunteer to teach baking and ended up doing this for 25 years!! My brother was also inspired and now owns his own Michelin star restaurant! My degree is in Psychology and Sociology but I have always had an interest in learning about food, cooking and sharing my knowledge and skills. I worked in the hospitality industry as a waitress for many years from part time while going through my education to full time as restaurant supervisor and back to being a waitress while starting out in my teaching career. After graduating I moved to Romania for a short time doing charity work in Gypsy villages particularly working with the children within the communities and helping to feed the villagers by making soup twice a week with one of the heads of the village and distributing it to villagers in need. I worked in a local secondary school for 15 years first as a teaching assistant working in a variety of subjects with students with a variety of needs. I completed my training as a Food teacher in 2005, I have taught a variety of food courses in KS3 and KS4. I was head of the D&T faculty and also worked alongside some local primary schools on a variety of projects. On my return to work after having Phoebe I realised that I needed to look at different avenues to regain my work life balance. Cook stars is the perfect opportunity for me to do this. I can do what I truly love which is teaching Kids to cook and encouraging children to enjoy cooking and learning about nutrition.

libraries unlimited

Exeter

Bringing ideas, imagination, creativity and knowledge to enrich lives and build thriving communitiesLibraries Unlimited believes in enabling everyone to connect to and explore the wider world. We offer welcoming spaces throughout Devon and Torbay which give everyone access to books and a wealth of digital resources, as well as free computer use and WiFi connection. With hundreds of active groups and a year-round calendar of events, we encourage and support everyone to realise their potential and improve their health and wellbeing. By supporting our customers we build communities, enriching lives with ideas, information and inspiration. Find out more – Our charity Our board Our team FAQ

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bha for equality sexual health team

Our charity, BHA For Equality (BHA)’s aim is to challenge and address health and social care inequalities and to support individuals and communities to improve their health and wellbeing. BHA (BHAF, Black HIV/AIDS Forum) was started in 1990 and was formed from a grassroots movement set up in response to the lack of HIV information and services for Black communities in Manchester. It was developed to ensure that Black communities had access to accurate and culturally appropriate information on HIV. BHA further developed to advocate for the delivery of health and care services for Black and ethnic minority communities at local, regional and national level. BHA now runs funded projects for Black and ethnic minority communities and those who are marginalised or disadvantaged across the North West and Yorkshire.

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shropshire infrastructure partnership team

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Shrewsbury

Community Resource (formerly known as Shropshire RCC) is a charity that is committed to making life better for people and communities facing challenges in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin. We deliver this work across three main areas: Wellbeing & Care We support people to stay active and connected to their communities and to maintain their health and independence so they live life to the full. We do this through a range of community-based projects with the help of a team of local and committed volunteers. Community & Support We work with voluntary groups so they can help meet the need in their local area, enable local people to improve their work prospects through access to transport and support rural communities to access competitive heating prices through our Oil Buying Club.

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