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You may not have heard of the Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association (LCCA), but chances are if you were ever in need they’d be one of the first places to turn. The LCCA has been servicing the community for the last 80 years. Through a general assist...

A Pembroke teenager now has increased mobility after receiving a power wheelchair from local organisations. Jaime Brangman, 18, of St Monica’s Road, received the wheelchair in late August as a joint donation from BF&M and The Committee of 25. Mr Bran...

One of the Island’s technology entrepreneurs has thrown his online presence behind an ambitious campaign in support of the Island’s at-risk youth. For Fireminds CEO Michael Branco, backing the New Beginnings $1 Million Campaign also offers a chance t...

Parents scrambled to grab free school equipment from a charity — with 350 schoolbags handed out in just half an hour. Jack Durner, president of Sandys Rotary Club, said stocks ran out quickly on Saturday and there was parking chaos outside their hea...

Nineteen charities are leasing taxpayer-owned property at nominal rent for 21 years less one day, Government says. But the Estates Ministry refuses to say which charities and properties are involved, and when the leases were entered into, saying the ...

When Tiffany Swainson signed up to be a mentor in the YouthNet programme she had no idea what to expect. Nine years later her mentee, Jermiah Steede, is a member of her family. “We started up just with the lunchtime [meetings], but then we started ta...

If the last charity fundraiser you went to forced you to wear a stuffy suit while dining on foie gras and listening to classical music, then the Family Centre’s beach bash might be a breath of fresh air. The casual event includes a buffet-style barb...