A community transport charity, which has delivered food parcels to more than 400 residents during the pandemic, has secured funding to get back on the road and provide a vital transport service to vulnerable residents in Rochford.
Children from an Aberdeenshire coastal town have a brand-new playground to enjoy, thanks to funding from Sanctuary Homes’ MORE! initiative.
A donation of £23,000 has provided the residents of Rochford’s 16th century Almshouses with much-needed kitchen upgrades.
Work on a development of 16 new homes in Westcliff-on-Sea has now been completed.
Sanctuary’s transformation of Newfield Square in Glasgow is named best regeneration development at TIS National Excellence Awards.
The multi-million pound regeneration of Talbot Gardens on the Barne Barton estate in Plymouth is underway.
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RT @SancSL: Thanks to @SFHFT and @NottsCC, all the residents at our Corner House learning disabilities care home in #Mansfield… https://t.co/EZHuBti9Et
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4th of March. 11:35AM
Thanks so much @GreatwoodCPS - we are just happy we've been able to support local families. https://t.co/MmEJ9VYmj2
Sanctuary Group
4th of March. 8:17AM
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Here, our @SancSL deputy manager Nina tells… https://t.co/3ZJsNrDAZA
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3rd of March. 9:00AM
Lifeline #WyvernCommunityTransport will soon be back on the road in #Rochford, with adapted minibuses to safely tra… https://t.co/yAvlsscLaZ
Sanctuary Group
2nd of March. 11:46AM
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2nd of March. 9:19AM
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