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Efforts made through attendance nationally, projects run, events passed and forthcoming can be found here. So enjoy reading the content that appears as we develop.
This page is dedicated to the work we do as a team and what we contribute to society. We believe in socially responsible business and the strength found in partnership, for the benefit of the community that is the United Kingdom.
Efforts made through attendance nationally, projects run, events passed and forthcoming can be found here. So enjoy reading the content that appears as we develop.
Another great fundrasing day on Super Saturday! 6th April 2019
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Locals in Lymington attended Ear Clinic's charity day. They were welcomed from far and wide on the 6th April 2019, as the region's top clinic held its second Super Saturday!
With a reduced price for the treatment of excessive earwax, the day's takings were donated to The Police Treatment Centres. Staff worked throughout the day without pay until 6pm and were delighted to raise a total of £616!
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ENT Referrals Limited, who run the aural care Ear Clinic as part of their service provision, host Super Saturday! charity days in support of their charitable partnership ethos.
Marie Jensen (pictured above right) welcomed the opportunity to support both local people with reduced prices on the day, as well as a UK registered charity. The Police Treatment Centres support the mental and physical health of police officers, which is a very demanding role and one that requires support from communities across the UK.
Marie Jensen (pictured above right) welcomed the opportunity to support both local people with reduced prices on the day, as well as a UK registered charity. The Police Treatment Centres support the mental and physical health of police officers, which is a very demanding role and one that requires support from communities across the UK.
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Kevin Howlett presented a cheque on behalf of the Hearing Star Benevolent Fund, to Mark Oxley, Head of Clinical Services at The Police Treatment Centres. Mr Howlett (right) said "This collaboration was a great success for all and we're delighted to support the Police Community through this important charity." |
Super Saturday! announced for 6th April 2019
ENT Referrals Limited is delighted to announce the aural care clinic (Ear Clinic) in Lymington, is to hold its Super Saturday! charity day on the 6th April.
Having supported local charity, Oakhaven Hospice Trust in December 2018, the first beneficiary for 2019 will be a national charity.
- Reduced price to £44 whether one or both ears require treatment
- All revenues donated to The Police Treatment Centres charity.
Having supported local charity, Oakhaven Hospice Trust in December 2018, the first beneficiary for 2019 will be a national charity.
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We very proud to name The Police Treatment Centres as the beneficiary. They are a registered charity which provides treatment and support, including intensive, police-specific, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, for injured and ill police officers and retired officers.
Police officers are very often the first responders to serious accidents and dangerous incidents, dealing with death, distress and aggression. "They have to see and hear things that other members of the public would simply not be able to cope with" (- Martis Media/Police Oracle). The Police Treatment Centres provide police specific treatment for any on or off duty injury. Whether it is a physical injury, or stress, depression, anxiety related, treatment is provided to help them recover and aid their return back to work.
All revenue taken on the 6th April, will be donated to the The Police Treatment Centres. For more information about their important work, please click here.
Police officers are very often the first responders to serious accidents and dangerous incidents, dealing with death, distress and aggression. "They have to see and hear things that other members of the public would simply not be able to cope with" (- Martis Media/Police Oracle). The Police Treatment Centres provide police specific treatment for any on or off duty injury. Whether it is a physical injury, or stress, depression, anxiety related, treatment is provided to help them recover and aid their return back to work.
All revenue taken on the 6th April, will be donated to the The Police Treatment Centres. For more information about their important work, please click here.
Presentation to Jill West at Oakhaven Hospice Trust on behalf of ENT Referrals Limited
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Congratulations to Cynthia Melsom who organised a Super Saturday! charity fundraising day on the 1st December with Ear Clinic Lymington.
Cynthia presented a cheque for £1,000.00 to Jill West at Oakhaven Hospice Trust on the 25th January 2019. We look forward organising our next Super Saturday! charity day. Pictured left to right: Cynthia Melsom with Jill West of Oakhaven Hospice Trust. |
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1st December 2018 was a Super Saturday! in Lymington
The first fundraising Super Saturday! benefiting Oakhaven Hospice Trust was held in Lymington on the 1st december 2018. Click here to find out more.
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Police Roll of Honour Trust - Gant of Royal Charter
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In recognition of the Trust's work and it's status as the official source of the United Kingdom's Police Roll of Honour, the Trust was honoured to be granted a Royal Charter by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The Charter was affixed with the Great Seal and became a legal document and thus incorporated the Trust in March 2018.
We were delighted to attend the celebration of the award of Royal Charter and share in the recognition the Royal Charter brings. As long-term supporters of the charity, we admire the efforts of the team under the leadership of Chair Sidney MacKay. Pictured: Left: Cressida Dick CBE PM, Commissioner of the Metropolis and Sidney MacKay |
Pictured: Below left: Marie Jensen and Mrs Trisha Mackay. Below right: The Royal Charter presentation in Pall Mall.
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