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Samaritans
Samaritans and Medicash established a partnership in 2007 when
Medicash sponsored the Samaritans Stressed Out Survey. Jeremy
Payne, Director of Fundraising & External Relations said:
"Through Medicash's kind support Samaritans has established just
how far stress has a damaging impact in today's workplace. This
research has allowed employers across the UK to stand back and
revisit how stress is affecting their employees. This will lead to
many positive changes. We very much look forward to continuing our
partnership with Medicash."
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Community Foundation of Merseyside
Medicash recognises the importance and value of the Community
Foundation of Merseyside to our region. In 2006, Medicash donated
£25,000 in the form of an endowment fund to the Foundation and have
since topped this up to £40,000. The Medicash Good Health Fund will
ensure the continued success of many community groups in Wirral and
Merseyside.
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NSPCC Safe Place Appeal
No one can underestimate the importance of the NSPCC's work
across the UK. When
Medicash heard that Liverpool is to become home to a regional NSPCC
headquarters, we wanted to support the cause. £25,000 was donated
to the NSPCC's Safe Place Appeal, to assist in the continued
protection of Merseyside children.
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Marina Dalglish Breast Cancer Appeal
Marina Dalglish, wife of former footballer Kenny Dalglish, was
diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003 and has since dedicated her
life to helping other sufferers and their families fight the
disease. Medicash pledged its support of Marina's cause by donating
£25,000, which will go towards raising awareness of breast cancer,
and helping hospitals to prevent and cure it.
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Claire House
Claire House cares for children with life threatening or life
limiting conditions and their families. Head of Appeals at Claire
House, Janet Croker said: "Medicash is one of the first
organisations to sign up to the 'Adopt a Nurse' campaign, by
donating £25,000 to fully fund a specialist paediatric nurse for 12
months. At Claire House we care for children and young people with
complex medical needs and the nursing team play a vital role in
this specialist provision."
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