Our Charities
MS Society
The Centre would like to help the MS Society to raise vital awareness of multiple sclerosis before their 60th anniversary in 2013. 100,000 people have been diagnosed with MS in the UK and it affects around 600,000 people including family, friends and carers. The MS Society helps people with MS to better understand and manage their condition and assists them through the difficult times. There are 300 branches of the MS Society across the UK that people can turn to for advice and our fundraising will go toward providing local support as well as vital research into MS.
There is real hope that a cure for MS will be found in our lifetime and potential new MS treatments will be developed in the next 10-15 years – The Centre will be a part of making this happen.
For more information, please visit the MS Society website.
River Kids - Livingston
The Centre are proud to announce that River Kids has been selected as our local charity of the year.
The Centre are looking forward to working with River Kids to help raise awareness and support them with their fund raising activities so they can continue the great work and support they offer the local community.
There will be a number of events throughout the year where you will be able to learn more about the charity and support them in any way you can, these will be posted on The Centre's website.
For more information, please visit the River Kids website.
ARISE - Alliance to Reward Initiatives and Social Enterprise
ARISE is a powerful charitable alliance which provides financial support for organisations whose work is having a positive impact within its community. It was launched by Land Securities, Evans Property Group and Munroe K in 2005 in south Leeds and has now been rolled out in Livingston and Bristol.
With grants of up to £1,000 being awarded to help continue the works you do the ARISE project is a grant scheme aimed at helping the charities, groups, schools and other organisations within our local communities.
For more information please call The Centre on 01506 432961 and ask to speak to Centre Management.
