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The family link team at Barnet-based Noah's Ark children's hospice has won Hospice UK's Team of the Year award
Thrive into Work Haringey and Enfield is a free, voluntary service, which aims to support you if you have a physical and/or mental health condition and would like to find meaningful employment or stay in your current role.
This year North London Hospice are collecting and recycling real Christmas trees in selected Enfield postcodes (including Palmers Green addresses) on 8th or 9th January 2025.
Donate whatever you can to one of the charities participating in the Big Give Christmas Challenge and a match funder (philanthropists, foundations or corporates) will match that donation. So £50 from a member of the public, becomes £100 for a good cause.
A virtual 'Tree of Lights' at Noah's Ark children's hospice will provide an opportunity for people to celebrate the life of someone special while helping secure the charity's future.
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The Nightingale's 2021 Gala Night raised over £16,000 for the cancer support charity, who expect their 20th anniversary gala celebration to break that record
Get out your fancy frock and party hat and head out for a night of top entertainment, glitz, glam and fine dining! The excuse? Celebrating the twentieth anniversary of a leading Enfield charity - the Nightingale Cancer Support Centre.
Two decades have shot by since the Nightingale started out on its mission of providing emotional, physical and practical support for people affected by cancer - not just cancer sufferers and survivors, but their families, friends and colleagues too. And cancer isn't over when treatment finishes, it can leave patients and families with lasting physical and psychological effects, so the charity needs to be there to help them cope with and come to terms with their changed lives. All services are provided free by a team of qualified professionals and volunteers.
The Nightingale receives no government funding, so is reliant on donations and money-raising events and activities that the centre or its supporters organise.
Since 2002 the Nightingale has supported more than ten thousand people with a cancer diagnosis. Quite something for the centre and its volunteers and supporters to celebrate, and the 2022 Gala Night will be one heck of a celebration!
Book early to avoid disappointment!
Saturday 1st October
Doubletree Hilton, Elstree
A night of world-class entertainment glitz, glam and fine dining.
A celebration not just for the Nightingale, but for everyone who has helped us along the way - we're here because of you!
