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Reverse The Trend Foundation
(UK, 1170880) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1170880) We work with children to create healthy habits. Remember when you were first taught to tie your shoelaces? We bet you still tie them the same way. That's a habit cycle. Reverse The Trend Foundation employs the Habit Cycle to reinforce physical, nutritional and emotional wellbeing.
Macarthur Cancer Therapy Centre - Cambelltown Hospital - SWSLHD (AU, 83313800267) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00The primary purpose of the SWSLHD Cancer Service is to provide timely, high quality, comprehensive and compassionate care to people within the Area who are affected by cancer and to those referred to our facilities and services for specialist care. SWSLHD Cancer Service is at the leading edge of cancer treatment and research in Australia. These facilities provide comprehensive Oncology consultative services, as well as Specialty Surgery, Radiation treatment, Chemotherapy, Palliative Care, Haematology, Cancer Genetics and Psychology services. Integrated multidisciplinary teams specialise in high activity tumour groups, currently in the areas of Breast, Gynaecology, Haematology, Head and Neck, Genito-Urinary, Lung, Colorectal, Upper Gastro-Intestinal and Neurology. We have a full schedule of support programmes for families, carers and staff, as well as education materials for specific tumour groups, and supportive care pathways. The Cancer Council - Southern Highlands Transport Service Macarthur Chemotherapy Suite Macarthur Radiation Treatment Macarthur Oncology Clinic Consultations Fight The 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer Inc Nursing Assessment Unit Clinical Psychology Services Occupational Therapy Physiotherapy Wellness Centre Look Good... Feel Better Program MCTC Volunteers Wig Library
St Andrew's Meals on Wheels Townsville (AU, 76417830426) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00St Andrew's Meals on Wheels provides an important service to many elderly and disabled clients and carers residing in the Townsville district. Many new referrals result from clients who have been discharged from hospital, or self-referrals from people in the community who are no longer able to prepare meals. The service enables many elderly members of our community to remain in their own homes, thus enhancing their independence and quality of life. In some instances, access to the service may only be a temporary measure, offering assistance until they have recuperated. The service was inaugurated in 1964 by the Reverend Ken and Mrs. Sheila Stevens, with the support of the congregation of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. It began by serving five clients for three days a week at a charge of two shillings (20¢) for each meal. The meals were cooked and delivered by members of the congregation. The service has grown since these early days and we now prepare and deliver over 5,000 meals each month.
(US, 204361698)