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Join Ben Shephard at Haven House's fundraising event to help raise money for them to continue helping seriously ill children get through this incredibly difficult time and keep the local children's hospice running.
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The Childhood Trust have launched a Champions for Children match-funding campaign offering unrestricted funds for charities working with children whose lives have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Asda and M&S create a new payment cards for volunteers shopping for those self-isolating.
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The Citizens Advice website has information about staying home, domestic abuse, paying bills, welfare benefits, rights at work, schools, renting and international travel.
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There's so much information to absorb it can be confusing. Here are some key points.
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To help everyone manage the impact the coronavirus outbreak is having on everyone’s daily lives the government have released a document to provide some guidance to help us manage our mental health and wellbeing.
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These are some of the latest funding streams being opened to help support voluntary and community organisations during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Most charities could help with the pandemic - but the main thing they need is emergency grant funding.
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The Mayor of London is providing help for voluntary groups that need support in working digitally
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Supporter has to self-isolate - so he's running round his 4-metre balcony
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If you're bored at home - or stuck at home with bored kids - a local community art group may be able to help.
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Shpresa, which works with the Albanian-speaking community, has moved many of its services online.
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Organisations in the UK with charitable activities can apply for up to £10,000 to support day to day activities in the current health emergency or your Covid-19 emergency response activities.
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The Information Commissioner's Office has produce sensible, workable guidance for newly-established community groups.
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London Funders has launched a first wave of emergency funding, with more coming later in April.
