St. Christopher’s Hospice Runs End of Life Training Programme for Youth
St. Christopher’s Centre for Awareness and Response to End of Life (CARE) is set to run a summer school programme for youngsters in July.
St. Christopher’s Centre for Awareness and Response to End of Life (CARE) is set to run a summer school programme for youngsters in July.
Student Group Claim is connecting students with shared educational experiences to fight for the compensation they deserve.
Evan Marnell is a 23-year-old artist and activist who speaks candidly about his long and emotional journey to become a vessel of hope.
In April, the Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID) conducted a poll which revealed that almost 60 per cent of the general public lack the confidence to communicate with a deaf person over fears of not knowing how to do so. A further 84 per cent said they did not know how to use British Sign Language (BSL) to speak with a deaf person.
Cosy gaming features welcoming pastel-tinted videos that offer lists of the best games to escape into when the world is just too much.
It’s a Saturday night. Simi and Janet are looking for somewhere with ‘good vibes’ to celebrate their friend’s birthday. They rock up at Flippers Roller Boogie Palace after pre-drinks and it fulfils all their requirements for a night out. All they need to do is to bring a pair of skates. Flippers hosted DJ Carl Cox earlier this week.
Mary O’Gara Foundation in 2020, was founded with the aim of providing suicide prevention training to teachers in schools and helping to dispel the stigma surrounding mental health and suicide.
When Lauren Rodgers first began training with Essex Police to become a Police Constable, many of her friends were taken aback. They said she would get sucked into a toxic culture. They said she would become part of the problem.
Reusable period products are still the most sustainable and kind on the environment, say anti-plastics campaigners, despite the introduction of flushable, biodegradable sanitary products. According to a recent survey commissioned by Fluus, a company that sells flushable pads and tampons, over a third of women polled had flushed these two sanitary items and more than half of them do it every month.
Isaac Chamberlain spent the morning in a punishing session in a stuffy basement gym ahead of what should have been a British title fight against Mikael Lawal. To his visible frustration, his opponent has postponed the bout on medical grounds.