Links to other websites
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| Arthritis Care Watford | Our branch is one of the largest and most active within Arthritis Care UK, with nearly 400 members. We offer our members a great variety of activities such as monthly afternoon meetings; self support group, visiting service, outings, art club, craft group and Tai Chi classes. All venues used are accessible for disabled people and wheelchair users. |
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| ASCEND | ASCEND provides education and training opportunities, a confidential housing and on-going support service to homeless young peoples including emergency help and develops new services and training opportunities. | |
| BT CSR | BT CSR: Information about the part of BT that help fund the Community Website Service. | |
| BT Volunteers | BT Volunteers is designed to both enhance and provide practical evidence of BT Social Responsibility in action. Visit this site for more information. | |
| Charities Information Bureau | The Charities Information Bureau website provides Help & Advice Web Pages for community groups and voluntary organisations who are seeking funding. | |
| Chorleywood Care | Chorleywood Care helps less fortunate residents of Chorleywood with transport to hospital and doctor's appointments, shopping, and visits to relatives in hospital, with the help of volunteer drivers. | |
| Do-It | The do-it website holds details of thousands of volunteering opportunities around the UK. Searches can be made of local opportunities and in particular interest categories. Local enquiries through the website will come directly to the Volunteer Centre. |
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| Guidepost Trust | Guideposts Trust exists to provide direct services for people with dementia, with or recovering from mental health problems and those with learning disabilities. | |
| Hertfordshire Community Foundation | The Herts Community Foundation is the premier charitable grant-making body in the county. It administers a range of grants and funds, including the Local Network Fund for children and young people and the Key Fund. | |
| Hertfordshire Crimestoppers | We aim to help detect crime by working with the public, media and the police to promote the use of the freephone number 0800 555 111 so the public can anonymously report persons who have committed crime. We also work with schools and the local community to help reduce crime and the fear of crime by running training, workshops, presentations and campaigns. We also help fund rewards for solving some crimes and prizes for schools competitions by fundraising events.
Volunteering opportunities: All of the board members are volunteers who live and / or work in Hertfordshire. If you have skills you can offer your local community please get in touch for more information.
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