Talking Charities

Talking Charities

By Jo Edwards, Brad Ainsworth and Emma ShepherdBusinessNon-Profit
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Talking Charities episodes

  • The Beatrice Project (Part 1)

    Sue Hutchinson, a Founder Trustee of the Beatrice

    Project, tells Jo Edwards how the charity came about and how they facilitate the work of the Ntombi Nto Girl Child Network Trust, led by Joy Khumalo, in
    Zimbabwe. Sue describes the difference their work makes in restoring dignity and opportunity to schoolgirls in marginalised and underprivileged
    rural communities.

    www.beatriceproject.org

    24 min
  • The Beatrice Project (Part 2)

    Sue Hutchinson describes how the practical provision of sanitary supplies is enriched by monthly workshops held at schools in rural areas of Zimbabwe, for both girls and boys.

    www.beatriceproject.org

    17 min
  • Motiv8, Youth Charity

    Joe Weston-McDowell, Fundraising Manager at Motiv8 South joins Jo Edwards to discuss the challenges facing young people in the South, and how Motiv8 helps to improve their life chances.

    Find out more about this charity at: www.motiv8.org.uk

    27 min
  • Sage House

    In this episode, Emma Shepherd is joined by Sally Tabbner, CEO at Sage House, a community hub that brings together local Dementia Support services under one roof.

    23 min
  • My Sister's House

    In this episode, Brad Ainsworth is joined by Avril Robinson, acting CEO at My Sister's House and Jenn Gillstrap, Grants Officer at the St. James's Place Charitable Foundation.

    My Sister's House provides life-changing services to women, many of whom are experiencing domestic abuse.

    www.mysistershouse.info

    25 min

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