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Cleaning up green spaces
Keep Britain Tidy works with volunteers in communities across the country to tackle litter and waste and create better spaces for all to enjoy.
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Cleaning up green spaces
Keep Britain Tidy works with volunteers in communities across the country to tackle litter and waste and create better spaces for all to enjoy.
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Supporting happy and healthy childhoods
Children North East is there for families, children and young people, helping them to thrive. It's adapted its services and support to continue its vital work during the pandemic.
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A match made in lockdown
Thanks to players of People’s Postcode Lottery, Re-engage call companions are making friends with older people who are home alone during the crisis.
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Supporting children with cancer
CLIC Sargent supports children and young people living with cancer and their families. The charity, supported by players, provides emotional, practical, and financial support to young people and families living with a cancer diagnosis.
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United against dementia
850,000 people in the UK are living with dementia, and 700,000 people are caring for them. Alzheimer's Society is there for everyone affected by this relentless condition.
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Supporting survivors of human trafficking and torture
Players support the Helen Bamber Foundation which helps survivors of trafficking and torture. This support means these people can find their inner strength, power and freedom, move on from their past, and thrive.
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Fighting climate change
Player supported charity, ClientEarth is tackling climate change and works with businesses and governments to bring about real, lasting change.
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A safe place to call home
With support from players, Crisis is working to end homelessness and make sure everyone has a safe and secure place to call home.
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Missing People share fears for vulnerable adults
Families forced to separate over Christmas are being encouraged to check in with loved ones remotely after worrying signs that more people are at a higher risk of going missing says national charity Missing People.
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