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Canine Partners transforms the lives of people with physical disabilities by partnering them with assistance dogs. These amazing dogs are trained to support with practical everyday tasks, from opening and closing doors, picking up countless dropped items, to helping with getting in and out of bed, and consequently provide their partners with a greater independence and quality of life. Our assistance dogs are trained to meet the needs of individuals with even the most complex physical disabilities. We currently help adults aged 18 and over (both civilians and former service personnel) who have a physical disability or condition that affects their daily life and limits their independence. Beyond the everyday help, with a canine partner by their side, many of our partners have seen a significant improvement to their mental health and confidence. Some partners have felt motivated to pursue a career or join university, and an increase in confidence has seen many start to go on dates, live with their partner, or get married. Family members and friends have also felt a considerable impact on their lives, with reduced stress or concern for their loved one, and little to no reliance on them to be carers. Employers too have benefitted from the expertise and experience of partners who have been able to join their workforce thanks to the provision of a canine partner. These dogs change people’s lives in so many ways, and with your support, we can continue to support and create many more life-transforming partnerships now and in the future. We receive no government funding and rely solely on donations from the public and legacies to help us continue our vital work. Every donation, big or small, helps Canine Partners continue to transform the lives of people with disabilities. Each partnership costs £50,000, from puppyhood through to the dog’s retirement. To learn more about our work and what your donation could fund, please visit our website.

To save lives, promote safety and rescue service efficiency, and provide relief from disaster at sea and on inland and flood waters; to advance the education of the public in matters relating to sea, inland and flood water safety, and in the history and heritage of the institution; to relieve/assist those who have been involved in saving lives at sea and on inland and flood waters in any capacity. In 2019, Clacton Lifeboats launched 60 times to assist people in danger. So far to September 2020 we have launched on service 44 times to help people in danger.

Our mission is to transform the landscape of dementia forever. Until the day we find a cure, we will strive to create a society where those affected by dementia are supported and accepted, able to live in their community without fear or prejudice. Our People feel a strong connection to what we stand for and how we deliver for people affected by dementia. It's the glue that binds us together. However, that doesn't mean that they can never change. As we evolve and raise our ambitions, our values need to evolve too. New challenges require new ways of working, thinking and problem solving – while retaining what makes us a special place to work.​​ 230 people have been involved in shaping these values. This includes all levels of employees and volunteers across Society – and people affected by dementia. Overwhelming feedback was to make them short, punchy, active and something that captures the essence of who we are. They support our new bolder brand too – fitting in to how we want to be known. Our new values Committed to creating a world without dementia, ​We get it: w​e are trusted experts, ​informed and inspired by people affected by dementia​ We are united: together we achieve more We will do it: we demand and deliver lasting change.