The Police Community Clubs of Great Britain is a charity run and managed by Retired and Serving Police Officers whose mission is to ‘inspire young people to lead healthy lifestyles, make the most of their potential and become good, responsible citizens’.

Through the incredible generosity of the James Beattie Charitable Trust we were able to provide resources to over 450 young people aged between 9-11 years old across primary schools in Wolverhampton, educating the young people on the risk factors associated with; involvement or becoming a victim of crime, anti-social behaviour, promote responsible citizenship values, increase self-esteem and confidence to help maximise personal potential.

The James Beattie Trust has supported Listening Books in delivering our audiobook service to many people in the local community who find it difficult or impossible to read print due to an impairment, such as arthritis, glaucoma or dyslexia.  Such fantastic support has helped to spread the joy of reading throughout Wolverhampton via the spoken word.

Thank you again for your help.

Robert Marchant

Development and Office Manager

020 7407 9417

12 Lant Street, London SE1 1QH

rmarchant@listening-books.org.uk

www.listening-books.org.uk

Robert

The Club has been running 30 years and provides tailored social activities for 17 profoundly disabled Members over the age of 25 residing in the City of Wolverhampton.

Our activities include arts and crafts, cultural themed evenings, indoor gardening, adapted sports and in the summer months visits to nearby places of interest. If the Club did not exist many of our Members would not have any meaningful social life.

We rely on the generosity of local and national charitable organisations for funding and we are particularly grateful to the James Beattie Charitable Trust who has provided both financial support and encouragement for many years.

Edward’s Trust mission is to provide holistic, person centred services to help West Midlands families bereaved in traumatic circumstances to cope with their grief and improve their wellbeing. The donation from the James Beattie Charitable Trust will provide vital one-to-one counselling support to parents whose child or children have died, giving them a space to talk about and understand their feelings, realise that what they’re going through is part of the “normal” grieving process and to have hope for the future.

Emma Wright

emma.wright@edwardstrust.org.uk

Switchboard:  (0121) 456 4838

www.edwardstrust.org.uk

Stella with her owner Deborah Oak. Stella underwent a lifesaving operation to remove the pyometra which when weighed later was 2.2kg (roughly the same weight as a 5lb bag of potatoes). Stella has since gone on to make a full recovery.

PDSA exists to provide free expert veterinary care and treatments to the pets of the people who are most in need in society; those who simply could not afford private care for their beloved pets.  For the people and pets of Wolverhampton, we offer these services through a dedicated PDSA Pet Hospital in the city, which on an average day sees around 100 poorly pets and worried owners.  Anyone who owns a pet can appreciate the value they undoubtedly bring to our lives.  For everything they give us, we need to be doing everything we can to keep them healthy and happy in return.  The wonderful donation from the James Beattie Charitable Trust will help us to continue this work; enabling us to reunite pet and owner quicker.

Stacey Teesce

Major Gifts Fund-raiser

Direct Line: 01952 797 280

E mail

http://www.pdsa.org.uk/