Charities

Erosh is a national consortium for older people’s housing and support with its own quality standards framework.

Erskine has provided nursing and medical care for former members of our Armed Forces since being found in 1916.

Evidence for Development (EfD) seeks to reduce poverty by improving the quality and effectiveness of development decisions and programmes around the world and promoting openness, impact and accountability at every level - from regional or national policies affecting the lives of millions to more localised projects that work closely with individual households.

Exceed Worldwide, known as 'Exceed', supports people with disabilities living in poverty by providing free Prosthetic and Orthotic (P&O) services in South and Southeast Asia. It does this by:   Equipping - Exceed trains Prosthetist Orthotists (POs) to international standards at 5 P&O schools. At rehabilitation clinics linked to these schools, POs make and fit artificial limbs (prostheses) and supports (orthothes) for those least able to pay for these life changing services.   Enabling  - Training POs enables them to provide P&O treatment through which people with disabilities gain or regain mobility and a pathway to opportunity. Additional community-based support enables children, young people and adults with disabilities to access education and training, gain employment and take part in society on equal terms.    Empowering - With growing confidence and self-esteem, the people Exceed supports often become role models and self-advocates for people with disabilities and their rights.

The Foundation is the UK member of Fairtrade Labelling Organisations International (FLO) and licenses the FAIRTRADE Mark - an Independent consumer label which appears on products as an independent guarantee that disadvantaged producers in the developing world are getting a better deal.