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The next Gathering hosted by Tony Miles will be at 6.30pm, Sunday 31st May 2015: ‘My Soul Shall Sing’ - a Moody and Sankey Big Sing with Tony Miles, Gerard Brooks, and Tony Jasper, at Methodist Central Hall, Westminster.

‘We Will Remember Them!’Sunday 9th November 2014 6.30pmTony Miles and Gerard Brooks host an act of remembrance for all who have died, but especially during the First World War.

Featuring:Actor: Dan CrowPreacher: Revd Martin Turnerwith a vocal quintet, organist and other musicians

Starts at 6.30pm at Methodist Central Hall Storey’s Gate Westminster London SW1H 9NHBetween Westminster Abbey and the QE2 Centre

The Gathering

For further information 020 7654 3809www.methodist-central-hall.org.uk

Free admission with an offering Light refreshments available

acti n!walkrunjumptrekrideplay... have fun – raise funds Fundraising

Autumn 2014

Contact the Fundraising Team on 01727 734485 or email fundraising@crohnsandcolitis.org.uk 1

Less than 15% of our running costs are met by membership subscriptions which are kept low so that no one need be excluded.

We can only mention a few names in this newsletter but we value all of our wonderful fundraisers. Even the smallest amount raised can make a BIG difference to people’s lives.

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Visit www.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/update to sign up for our new monthly email newsletter, or return the reply slip on page 4. You can unsubscribe at any time.

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Why we fundraiseBen Lovejoy, 10, and his dad Paul cycled 50 miles across the Devonshire countryside to raise £1,698. Ben chose the challenge to support his grandmother who has Crohn’s and his uncle who has Colitis.

Thomas Hough cycled 960 miles from Lands End to John O’Groats raising £1,196. “I have Crohn’s and wanted to make the most of my better health,” Thomas told us. “When my Crohn’s does flare up again it will be great to say that at least I cycled the length of Great Britain whilst I was healthy enough to do so!”

Fantastic Five Stars in the making Olivia Powdrell and her friends Amelia Vasey, Scarlett Ward, Hannah Arksey and Amber Poskitt organised a variety concert for their friends and families raising a glittering £625. “Choosing this charity was easy as my brother was diagnosed with Crohn’s when he was 11 years old and I think you do a

great job,” Olivia said.

Charlie’s challenge – read all about it!Charlie Sturtivant set himself the challenge of reading his height in books as his uncle has Colitis. The task took six months but it was worth it as Charlie raised an amazing £565.

It’ll be alright on the nightFirst-time fundraiser Charlotte Messenger, who has Crohn’s, raised an incredible £9,528 at her prom-themed ball which was attended by Crohn’s and Colitis UK Champion Ali Jawad.

Louise Wheeldon, her dad Bob and friends held a charity night. Bob’s band was the headlining act and rocked the night away to raise £725. Louise was diagnosed with Colitis last year and told us: “It has been a struggle, not just for me, for the whole family. I am now in remission but fatigue is still an issue.”

Robert Hewitson and friends held a charity night with live music and a raffle as his best friend, David McMillan, who also performed with his band, has Colitis. £1,000 was raised and they received generous donations from Craig Reid who provided the venue, food and prizes for the raffle.

WIN £1,000The Red Hot for Research Raffle is back!

Raise funds for research and you could win £1,000. Email fundraising@crohnsandcolitis.org.uk or call 01727 734485 to order tickets.

Christmas cards on sale now! Buy our seasonal Christmas cards and raise awareness as well as funds. Visit www.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/cards

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‘The school meets fully its key aim of providing

the essential skills and knowledge for students to

live fulfilled lives in a challenging and constantly

changing world. Their achievement is outstanding’ Ofsted Report February 2014.

Pield Heath House SchoolResidential and Short Break Care

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Cambridgeshire Adoption Support Service

In Cambridgeshire we offer a variety of interventions to adoptive families who are experiencing difficulty in their family relationships. Sometimes adoptive families become stuck and see no way forward. This is where TPP comes in.

Therapeutic Parenting Programme (TPP)

Ambia AliStudent at Park View: 1999 - 2004

Currently in Training: Trainee Solicitor (Paralegal) and currently pursuing GDL/CPE & Legal Practice Course (LPC) as part of the training contract.

The years of my life at Park View were honestly, some of the best years of my life!

Since Park View and college, I graduated in Business Management at Middlesex University then went on to explore my passion about minorities and human rights thus completing a masters in Law in that discipline. In my spare time, I do a lot of voluntary work as a legal advocate/adviser in charity organisations, prisons and crime prevention authorities. A word of advice for current students: PLEASE do not take for granted these 5 years as they will prove imperative in laying a solid foundation for the educational and professional life ahead.

Education Profile: GCSEs (Park View): Several A - Cs including English and Maths.Further Education: Waltham Forest College.Middlesex University – Qualifications: Higher National Diploma (HND) in Business: Management, Bachelors of Arts (BA) degree in Business Management: Masters of Law (LLM) in Minorities Rights and the Law.

LEAFLET: Coram Adoption Agency LEAFLET: Coram Adoption Agency

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DESIGN FOR WEB

I travel to many countries including India, where I work with communities who help me bring design concepts to life. In return I can connect these artisans with other markets which provide continued support and keep their ancient crafts and skills alive.

The end results are beautifully crafted products that are made ethically, with integrity and a loving healing energy. My aim is that you will treasure these products forever. They are timeless, stylish pieces that transcend high street fashion trends to appeal to stylish intelligent women who want to shop ethically and consciously.

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These kaftans are made of recycled vintage saris, each one is totally unique and individual, no two are the same. They are pre-laundered, in one size, packaged and ready to go in a white organza bag, so perfect for travelling.....S E E M O R E • B U Y N O W

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Zimbabwe Library Development Trust

The Zimbabwe Library Development Trust (ZLDT) works in partnership with other organisations to support modernisation of public, community and school libraries and knowledge services in Zimbabwe.

ZLDT believes that libraries play a central part in economic and social development. Improving access to knowledge through libraries, promotion of knowledge sharing within communities will improve individual aspirations, healthy living and development of new skills.

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ZLDT’s aims and objectives are:To improve provision of library and knowledge services in partnership with under-resourced school, community and public libraries in Zimbabwe.Mentor, train, sponsor, equip and support library and knowledge workers in/from Zimbabwe.To identify, establish or assist with resource provision and capacity building of community, school and public libraries or knowledge centres in Zimbabwe.To promote networking among library and knowledge professionals.To promote, advocate and coordinate activities on improving access to information necessary for poverty alleviation, health awareness, entrepreneurship and survival of deprived communities in Zimbabwe.To promote dialogue and cooperative partnerships with other similar agencies.

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Tiny Tickers exists to improve the early detection and care of babies with major heart conditions.

Every year in the UK, about 3,000 babies are born with major congenital heart defects (CHD) requiring surgery or a procedure in their first year of life. Only a third of these heart babies are detected before birth, on average across the UK, and many babies are sent home without a diagnosis or appropriate care.

Tiny Tickers is working to improve early detection - so that more “heart babies” can receive the care they need, avoid unnecessary illness and have the chance of a better start in life.

Early detection includes improving screening for CHD before birth (prenatal screening), increasing tests for undected CHD just

after a baby is born (e.g. Pulse Oximetry) and creating awareness of the signs of undetected heart conditions at home and in the

community (Think HEART).

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“I am thrilled!!! Our problem will now be choosing one of the options! Bill, your work has exceeded my expectations. Thank you.”Kate Jordan, T.D Joinery Ltd

“The handbooks that Bill designed for us really helped to get our messages across. Much of the feedback we’ve had has been on the quality of production.” John Baker, Ecological Consultant

“Bill has created a new branding look for us which we are very happy with. He has always provided a reliable service, on time and within budget.”Louise Chadwick, Cross and Ram Solicitors

“We have twice commissioned Bill to produce the District Council’s Core Strategy document. He has provided us with an excellent, very prompt service both times. We have been very pleased with the final product.”Hilary Hanslip, Suffolk Coastal Council

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