Holding a special consultative status, Sir William Beveridge Foundation has been working relentlessly to ensure the proper and culturally appropriate domiciliary “Social and Healthcare” services for the senior citizens for more than a decade. The Foundation has been rendering its operations in the capital mainly but now as a part of the expansion, a new…
Sir William Beveridge Foundation has started taking vaccination for their health and social care staffs to keep them safe as well as protecting our service users who have been taking our home health care services since 2008. The Foundation appreciate all our care and core staffs to take part in it and guide others who…
The Cross Specialty Research Team at East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust(EKHUFT) would like to kindly invite all to their next Live webinar event on Friday 5th Marchat 17.30-19.30 GMT. This is the 3rd event in a live innovation series focused on sharinginsight and understanding of vulnerable communities and active research, which supportsan improved…
On 27 July 2019, an international seminar on Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh was held in the seminar hall of North South University. In the recent few years, a large number of Rohingya people refugees in Bangladesh and it became a matter of great concern for both Bangladesh and International communities. Bangladesh is carrying a huge load of Rohingya people. That seminar…
United Nations Association (Canterbury Branch, England) is organizing the Strawberry Tea and Seminar on The Dementia Challenge on 4th July 2015. On this event, your presence will play a vital role to make it success.
The Sir William Beveridge Foundation is delighted to announce that it has moved its Headquarters from East London to Essex to expand upon the demographic area it will now serve. The organisation has taken on some additional staff for fundraising, research and ongoing project development in the UK and abroad. Raising Awareness: The Sir William…
UNA Canterbury’s 4 day Programme of events in One World Week: 23rd – 26th October 2014 University of Kent, Canterbury 4 projects supported by the RCN and others, discussed the ethics and principles for working overseas. The Centre for the Rehabilitation of the Paralysed (CRP) in Bangladesh and the Valerie Taylor Trust (VTT). Michael Vince & Dr…
