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Charities
- Tel. 01822 890668
- www.swep.org.uk
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SWEP is a South West based charity run entirely by volunteers, dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of abused, neglected and abandoned horses and ponies.
- The AHT is a unique charity dedicated to improving the health of dogs, cats and horses by addressing the problems of disease and injury.
- Tel. 08700 50 2424
- www.aht.org.uk
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- Cornerstone shares the Christian faith through serving anyone in need; through Foundation Centres for young homeless people, Befriending in Coffee shops, Childcare and Floating support.
- Tel. 0121 643 1984
- www.cornerstone.uk.com
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- The Leprosy Mission work in 28 countries in Africa and Asia providing care and support to people infected and affected by leprosy.
- Tel. 01786 449266
- www.tlmscotland.org.uk
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- Short breaks for disabled people and carers, with nursing care and personal support. Holidays for visually impaired people and sighted guides. Inspirational opportunities for volunteers.
- Tel. 0845 345 1972
- www.vitalise.org.uk
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- Hearing Dogs for Deaf People train dogs, mostly from rescue centres, to alert deaf people to important everyday sounds, providing greater confidence, security and independence.
- Tel. 01844 348100
- www.hearingdogs.org.uk
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- The Brooke delivers free veterinary treatment to working horses, donkeys and mules, together with vital training and education for their owners, in the poorest communities of the world.
- Tel. 020 7930 0210
- www.thebrooke.org
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- Birmingham Dogs Home Rescue Re-Unite & Rehome thousands of Stray & Unwanted Dogs from around the West Midlands each year.
- For further information Tel. 0121 643 5018
- www.birminghamdogshome.org.uk
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