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Did you know there are 170,171 charities operating in England and Wales? 😮 Celebrating small Charity week is extremely important for charities like us because we all have a great impact on society and the challenges people face. everyFAMILY empowers families for life! 💜 Imagine a world where every family facing hardship has a safe haven, a supportive community, and the tools they need to thrive. At everyFAMILY, we've been making that dream a reality for over 20 years. We believe in a holistic approach, because strong families build strong futures. We go beyond the basics. We also understand the emotional, social, and practical challenges families face. We are a non-judgmental space where families can feel comfortable seeking help, no matter their situation. Our staff are trained across many key areas, including Children Affected by Parental Offending, to ensure the best possible support. You can get involved with everyFAMILY by: ⭐ Volunteering your time ⭐ Donations ⭐ Offering your expertise ⭐ Becoming a advocate ⭐ Fundraising ⭐ Sharing our social media posts ⭐ Donations ⭐ Corporate partnership Little things can make a big difference to charities like us and in turn has a great impact on the families we support. Together, we can make a difference #EmpoweringFamiliesForLife #TogetherWeCanMakeADifference #SmallCharitiesWeek

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Reports like this should make us all hang our heads in shame. Some eye-opening statistics: The number of children in residential care in England has doubled over the past 12 years. it now stands at over 80,000 children (almost the same amount that is in our prisons) currently in care in England, a number that continues to rise. 70% of children in care have experienced abuse or neglect. 1 in 10 children in England have a diagnosable mental health condition. Call it what you want but continual cuts to vital services have exacerbated the problem. These are services which can prevent crises before they escalate, offering timely support to families and ensuring children can stay in safe, loving homes. Studies have shown that investing in early intervention can save up to £9 for every £1 spent by reducing the need for more intensive services later on. Doesn't every child deserves the chance to grow up in a stable, nurturing environment?

At Adonis Partners, we believe that success is measured not only by what we achieve in the workplace but also by how we give back to people and their communities.    This video highlights our efforts in transforming a local school in Los Palos, Dominican Republic by building safe infrastructure and creating spaces where children can learn and play.    At our core, we are driven by a purpose: to share, serve, and create value for others. That’s why we donate over 20% of our profits annually to charities and community service organizations. We know that even the smallest action can spark meaningful change.    Altogether, giving back is not just a responsibility—it’s a principle we live by—and the work we do in communities like Los Palos reflects our belief that when we come together, we can truly make an impact.    #CommunityFirst #GivingBack #CorporateResponsibility 

What could $339 billion do for charities? A few smart updates to outdated laws could unlock funding for critical causes like food security, housing, and the environment—without costing taxpayers a dime. Public support is strong. The next step is to push lawmakers for change. Learn more from the Institute for Policy Studies Charity Reform Initiative and @Inequality.org's blog: https://heyor.ca/qttV19 #CharityReform #NonProfitSector #Philanthropy #SocialImpact #UnlockTheFunds #MakeADifference #FundraisingMatters #obriengarrett

Home Instead West Norfolk takes to the skies for Home Instead Charities!🪂 Our West Norfolk team here at Home Instead is soaring to new heights – literally! They're gearing up for a charity skydive to raise funds to combat loneliness amongst older adults in our communities. Did you know that loneliness can have a significant impact on health and well-being? At Home Instead, we envision a world where older adults can continue to play an active and inclusive role in society. Through thoughtful social activities and companionship, we aim to empower them to live happy, healthy, and connected lives. That's why we're taking the plunge (safely, of course!) to raise vital funds for Home Instead charities. All donations will go towards initiatives that bring joy, connection, and emotional well-being to older adults across the UK, helping to prevent loneliness and isolation. We'd be incredibly grateful for your support! Every donation, big or small, will make a real difference in the lives of older adults. Please visit our fundraising page (link in comments) to donate and help us reach our target! #skydiving #charity #homeinsteadcharities #aging #wellbeing #loneliness #isolation #community #donate #makeadifference #westnorfolk

This quote has always resonated with the work nonprofits, charities, and mission-driven businesses do daily. The returns are immeasurable when we invest in kindness, generosity, and community. Let's carry this wisdom into the week ahead. How does your organization invest in "goodness"? Share your inspiring stories in the comments. 🌟 #MotivationMonday #Inspiration #SocialImpact #NonprofitLeadership #CorporateResponsibility #PurposeDriven

World Suicide Prevention Day serves as a powerful reminder of the urgent need to make suicide awareness, prevention, and support an integral part of your workplace's mental health strategy. It’s deeply concerning that fewer employees feel their workplace has a strategy in place compared to last year. Now, more than ever, it’s essential to show that support is available. #WSPD24 #SuicidePrevention #WorkplaceWellbeing #MentalHealthSupport

🆕 Under the bonnet of unrestricted funding with The Bromley Trust. Director of the Trust, Laura Roling, shares why they decided to embrace flexible funding in this way, seeing it as a 'vital way to help charities to navigate challenging times and develop new ways of meeting people's needs.' We also hear from grantees and charity leaders, Naomi Delap and Penny Parker. They explain what unrestricted funding allows their organisations to do and give words of advice to other funders, including thinking of longer-term change and ‘the bigger picture.’ Do any of their experiences and perspectives ring true to you? 🤔 🔗 Read the case study: buff.ly/3Pmu2O4