Queen Elizabeth's Foundation is a national charity serving over 100,000 disabled people annually. We have 6 centres and two services with their own expertise, Brain Injury Centre, Mobility Centre, Disability Information Service, Resource Centre, Training College, Development Centre, Care & Respite Fund & Canal Boat Holiday. Our mission is to promote equality for disabled people.
Despite being one of the most popular pets, rabbits are amongst the most neglected, with a vast proportion living out their days confined to a hutch, alone and unable to display the behaviours they would show in the wild. The Rabbit Welfare Fund aims to improve domestic rabbits’ health and welfare through campaigning, education and the most up-to-date advice. We offer advice and up to date education to owners, veterinary professionals, rescues and the pet trade and we campaign to bring legislation up to date, working alongside other animal welfare organisations where appropriate.
Supporting children alone and at risk on the streets, we currently work in India, East Africa and the UK. Our focus is Early Intervention, getting to the street kids before the streets gets to them. Last year we contacted over 27,000 children reuniting 2820 in India with their families.
