Charity Business News - A woman fromhas raised hundreds of pounds for a charity which tackles human trafficking and Child Sexual Exploitation CSE after taking part in a 50-mile walk. Chloe Cook, 22, completed her Fifty Miles for Freedom challenge in aid of Safe and Free, where she has worked as an office manager for three years.

Charity Business News - Two Newcastle charities have benefited from a grant of 6,500 each from the Garfield Weston Foundation together with strategic planning support from a team of business and charity leaders.

Charity Business News - A curry house in Whitchuch is joining a national celebration to commemorate the forefathers who introduced millions of Britons to a taste of the subcontinent.

Charity Business News - Cheshire-based perinatal mental health charity, Smile Group, celebrates its 10th anniversary on Mother s Day this year. The charity was founded by Ruth Williams and Natalie Nuttall who both had experience of postnatal depression and saw a glaring gap in community support.

Charity Business News - Yorkshire Building Society Charitable Foundation has donated 1000 to a Lancashire based charity as part of its support for charities across the UK. The charity received the donation from Yorkshire Building Society Charitable Foundation after being nominated by colleagues at the Society s Preston branch for financial support.

Charity Business News - Now more than ever, charities are relying on the generosity of the public and corporate sponsors to help them during the COVID crisis. One ground-breaking charity which was formed just two years ago has announced that it will hold a virtual ball online and everyone is invited.

Charity Business News - Northumberland Freemasons now have their own radio show. The monthly show called Sound Level is being hosted by volunteers at community radio station Radio Northumberland as part of their commitment to connecting as many diverse groups across the county as possible during lockdown.

Charity Business News - The winter months can be a particularly difficult time for older people, especially those living on their own. What might seem small incidents can threaten the independence of people wanting to stay in their own home e.g. a common cold, or a run-of-the-mill DIY job.

Charity Business News - A new singing project will raise the spirits and bring a little colour into the Coalfields area of Sunderland this summer. Voices of the Rainbow is the latest in a series of projects by Durham based social enterprise The Singing Elf and is aimed at improving the mental and emotional wellbeing of the adults taking part.