International
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500 Miles
We continue to support “500 miles” which supports the development and delivery of prosthetic and orthotic services in Malawi, Zambia and hopefully soon, Zanzibar. 500 miles help people with impaired mobility as well as maximising body functions.
detailsShoebox Scheme
This project is close to the heart of the Newton-le-Willows club; which has provided both the previous and the present trailer to International Aid Trust (IAT) at Preston. The distribution and collection of the shoe boxes has taken place in Oct and Nov.
detailsSightsavers
Help to prevent avoidable blindness in some of the world’s poorest areas by partnering with local communities, governments and other groups to distribute disease treatments, carry out operations and eye examinations, strengthen health systems and advocate
detailsHope & Homes for Children
Global experts in the field of deinstitutionalisation. By closing institutions, supporting children into loving, stable families and working with governments to tackle the root causes of family breakdown, they are working towards a day where orphanages ha
detailsDisaster Aid
We continue to support Disaster Aid in times of emergency and to provide Family Survival Kits. Each kit contains a tent for a family, water purification equipment, stove, mosquito nets, pots, tools, rope and other survival items, children’s school supplie
detailsMarys Meals
We will maintain support for Mary’s Meals “a simple solution to world hunger”. Mary’s Meals feeds over 1,230,171 hungry children every day in fourteen different countries around the world including Malawi and Liberia.
detailsSOS Children’s Village
This was a new project two years ago when we made a commitment to support the education of two young girls in The Gambia. We receive letters and photographs from both children during the year.
detailsInternational Childrens Trust
We will continue to sponsor the education of two children (boys) in India. This is a long term commitment for seven years per child. We receive letters and photographs from both children on a regular basis.
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