Health
Britain’s welfare state is the envy of the world. However, far too many new arrivals to our country face difficulties accessing services because of language barriers.
The foundation are setting up a one-stop shop at their Britwell offices to help local people to access the help they need, and for which they pay through their taxes.
We partner with a variety of organisations to improve mental health in the district. Our proven skill is engaging with hard-to-reach ethnic groups, who often face unintended discrimination because of a lack of cultural sensitivity among service providers.
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MALE victims of domestic violence
Family abuse is sadly far too common. The British government estimates that some 2.5m people experience it in the UK, every year. And at least one third of that number are MEN. That’s more than three quarters of a million male victims of …
Children
We believe that children are our future. That’s why we support initiatives to give bright, talented, ambitious youngsters the the best possible start in life. …
Veterans' support
We give aid to people with a background in the armed services to help them deal with the unique challenges they face, whether it's continuing their careers or returning to civilian life. …
Fighting poverty
Britwell is one of the most deprived areas in the Thames Valley. There are many cultural barriers to people participating in the community, with at least six mother-tongue languages spoken in the district. …
Community cohesion
The foundation's volunteers can point to a proud history of generating inter-faith understanding over nearly two decades, using the arts as a focus for community cohesion events. …
The environment
The climate crisis is the biggest threat to mankind. We have to take comprehensive action, now, to avoid a global catastrophe. The foundation’s volunteers are committed to spreading high-quality and dependable information about climate …
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