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REGISTERING A CHARITY
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Knitters urgently required for Charity Clowns
Hope and Aid Direct need lots more knitted clowns to take on their regular convoys of aid to Kosovo. These are distributed to the poor children who have often never had a cuddly toy to love

Founded in 1999 Hope and Aid Direct is a 100% voluntary, humanitarian aid charity whose team members raise their own funds, obtain donations of aid, transport that aid in convoys of lorries twice a year, and give it out directly into the hands of the people who need it the most. The donations are made by the public, churches, clubs, schools and companies. The convoys often carry out humanitarian work whilst they are away. Hope and Aid Direct has been involved in projects such as rebuilding bombed schools, renovating orphanages, and delivering aid for third parties who would not be as welcome in some areas.   Registered UK Charity No. 1077146

Growing Care is a charity specifically promoting self sufficiency. This is being achieved by teaching deprived and poor youngsters the skills required to run a small holding. This knowledge can then be passed onto others who will be able to cultivate the land and care for livestock in their own small holding.
Hopefully, they will become completely self sufficient with excess goods to sell at market to help pay for other items they require. The first training centre is currently being set up at Siminoc in Romania.

FILMS THAT COUNT
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Southend Taxi Drivers charity was founded in 1972.

The original objective was to take 250 local children in need on an Annual Day Outing by taxi. Our first year's Outing was to Clacton accompanied by Leslie Crowther. Since then we have extended our events to include children with disabilities and special needs.

With the help of much local support we have obtained an Ambulance Minibus with a tail lift capable of taking up to six wheelchairs. Various annual events are arranged including a party for homeless children, an Easter party for sick/disabled children with mum, dad and siblings an outing to Clacton for 150 children in need. Details and photos of past events can be found on our website.
We also give talks to clubs, schools and homes regarding the charity at no cost, but of course any donations are gratefully received.

Canterbury Horse Rescue is situated in Badlesmere, Faversham. Set amidst beautiful, unspoilt Kent Countryside, it boasts 23 acres of pasture and 19 stables with associated facilities to cater for the individual needs of every horse, mule, pony or donkey.
With the help of our extensive network of field officers, every rescued animal takes on a new purposeful role, according to its assessed abilities. They may spend their days helping our NVQ training students or just happily grazing until their rehabilitation, into a new home.
The Centre is supported entirely by income generated from "Friends of Canterbury Horse Rescue", NVQ training, annual subscriptions and a variety of Fund Raising events. More info here Phone 01233 740730