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The positive impact Southern Co-op has helped to create in communities.
The number of people indirectly helped each week by the good causes Southern Co-op has supported
100
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Money donated
£446
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Support goes directly to charities and community organisations, helping them free up time and resources to focus on what matters most.
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Havant, UK
Funds medical research via grants; raises awareness to diabetes, its risks, symptoms, complications; provides information and advice via multi media channels in support of those with type 1 and type 2 diabetes; promotes screening, wellness and other health programmes to reduce incidence, allow early diagnosis and treatment of diabetes and similar or related conditions
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Chichester, UK
St Wilfrid’s Hospice is an independent local charity making a difference to local lives. It is much more than a building; we provide tailored end of life care both in the community and at our Hospice, supporting our patients as well as their family and friends. All our vital services are provided free of charge with only a small percentage of our running costs, that this year are just over £8million, currently being met by the NHS. We, therefore, rely heavily on fundraising within our community to raise the remaining funds. St Wilfrid's was established in 1987 and we care for adults with all life-limiting illnesses, including cancer and have been doing so, completely free of charge, for 31 years. We focus on our patients’ quality of life and their dignity in death. We take time to listen and understand the individual needs and wishes of our patients and their loved ones, to make sure everyone gets the care they deserve to help them achieve the best quality of life, for as long as possible. We work hand in hand with the NHS but value our independence as a local provider of specialist palliative and end of life care. We keep our administration and fundraising costs to a minimum as stewardship of funds is extremely important to us. In a nutshell, our simple objective is to ensure patients are as comfortable as possible; able to end their days in peace and with dignity. Each person’s life is a life to be celebrated and we strive to provide families with support and reassurance along every step of their journey. We have 18 beds on our ward, a Hospice at Home Service, a Day Hospice that is open three days a week, a Community Team caring for over 260 patients at any one time, a Bereavement and Family Support Service, an Education Centre and we also support and advise patients and staff in local Hospitals.
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