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media trust

About us Media Trust, as a charity, works in partnership with the media and creative industry to give marginalised groups and young people a stronger voice. We encourage the media and creative industry to share their time, knowledge and creativity to benefit charities, under-represented communities and young people. Working together, we amplify charities’ voices by developing their communication and digital skills to help them connect better with their audiences. We also create and run unique programmes to encourage young, diverse talent to develop their confidence, passions and talents for the work place.

chitepani trust

Chitepani is a subsistence farming village, situated 3200ft above sea level and approximately 9.3miles from Pokhara, Nepal’s second city. Although the Chitepani Trust was registered as a Charity in the UK in 2006, it had been functioning as a project since 2000 when Tika Ram Sapkota (a mountain guide at that time) and I, trekked to Annapurna Base Camp to celebrate the millennium. Tika told me about his home village Chitepani and of the need for some kind of small health centre. There was no medical provision in the village and it was necessary to walk a long way down a difficult mountain path and alongside the river before catching a bus to Pokhara and to the nearest doctor. A plan had been discussed but promised funding did not materialise. I decided to become involved at this stage. It took several years of fundraising in the UK before the health centre became well established with a full time health worker and regular health camps attended by a doctor. Health camps over the years have concentrated on issues such as eye problems, women’s health including smear testing, thyroid testing as well as general health and dental hygiene. Recently we have concentrated on providing information about Covid 19

lectern trust

We need to enter into the holiest of holies, where deep calls unto deep in meditating on the word, where we can commune with God, in the cool of the day and at the darkest hour of the night. At all times, the light of God will shine and darkness will not be able to comprehend it. We will be illuminated by the glory of God…. ….To get to the holiest of holies, we need to go through the outer court, where we have the altar and the laver as a place of cleansing. This is the place for sacrifice, where we present our bodies as a living sacrifice; we die to self and ask for more of Jesus and less of us – with the Sea of Glass before us. As we hear and read the word of God, God will continue to cleanse us from the inside out, and we will, continue to guard our senses our; eyes, ears, nose, hands and mouth. The Bible is like a door, which leads us into the presence of God. Behind that door are great spiritual treasures. But we must have the key to unlock the door or we will never be able to enter in and explore these treasures. The Bible reveals how we can understand God’s Word. It provides the key to unlock the door to spiritual understanding.

boomhall trust

Boomhall Estate is a place where 300 year-old oak trees overlook the historic site of the ‘Boom’. In 1689 King James II built a floating boom across the River Foyle to block supply ships from entering the City. Three months later the Boom was broken by King William III to lift the Siege of Derry and redirect the course of European history.

writhlington trust

Writhlington has a proud history of success across all aspects of school life. We are a forward-looking school and aim for our students to have confidence and the necessary skills to play a full and active part in a rapidly changing world. We care deeply about all those that are part of the school community and know that our greatest resource is our people. We are determined to support students to have the highest aspirations in all that they do, to never accept second best, but also to be conciliatory, kind, wise and understanding of others. This is reflected in our curriculum statement which aims to develop students with a growth mindset who are respectful, aspirational, resilient and communicative. We equip them with the skills, knowledge and understanding needed to be successful in life and fulfil their ambitions.

trust psychology

grassroots trust

We share your passion and enthusiasm for amateur sport, education and various charitable community initiatives and we’re here to help.

raedwald trust

The Raedwald Trust takes seriously its commitment to driving continuous improvement in a climate of high expectation. As a Trust we expect the best of our entire community: ourselves, our academies, and our pupils. Our Ethical Accountability Framework sets out the processes and procedures we apply to secure our goals.

clervaux trust

Clervaux Fold is a dedicated family centre working with Army Families attached to the nearby Catterick Garrison, as well as local non-military families. Made up of workshops for crafts and activities and a communal lounge area for socialising, the Fold also offers places for children to play. Alongside practical workshops, participants have access to a kitchen and dining room, planted gardens in the grounds outside, and the Clervaux Castle play area.

trust training

Trust Training Limited (TTL) is a leading firm specialising in the provision of Training, Workshops and other Capacity Building Services aimed mainly at supporting Donor Funded Projects with specific reference to their design, objectives and guidelines. Since 2013 that we have been in existence, we have built deeper understanding of the requirements of these interventions and how these shape project delivery expectations and hence training. Our Trainings/Workshops are deeply committed to knowledge and skills transfer. These we achieve by offering both client specific and general programmes aimed at equipping all levels of staff with relevant and practical skills Our Philosophy is to make available especially to the donor funded project community, knowledge and competence that largely exist within that larger environment in one way or the other but have become inaccessible or unavailable to some membership of that community by design or circumstance. The Trainings/Workshops bring together the Project Coordinating Units; the Beneficiary/Implementing Agencies and the Sector Agencies for “Competence& Skills Transfer” or “Capacity Building& Development” (CPD). Over the years, our Training & Workshop Business has focused on specific “Knowledge Areas” and “Markets”, hence our slogan – “Building Capacity in Donor Funded Projects”. Overtime, our engagements have evolved into what we now refer to as “SOLUTIONS BASED WORKSHOPS”. In that, we attempt to provide solutions, to the challenges faced by our clients, through Training & Workshop rather than Consulting. This has made our engagements “Tailored” or “Customised” to the client’s project, circumstances and needs. It tends to take more of a “Workshop” format than “Training” by the end of which, Knowledge and Competences are shared and gained. Participants tend to leave with some sort of “OUTLINE PLAN / FRAMEWORK” at least mentally, for the solution of their recognised needs.