Making a Difference…
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR
With supported housing, nursing and dementia care, the Church of England Pensions Board provides security and peace of mind in retirement to those who have given their lives towards helping others in the name of Christ, including Clergy Widows and Licensed Lay Workers. We rely on donations and legacies to continue this much needed work.
PLEASE HELP US IN ANY WAY YOU CAN
Thank you
The Church of England Pensions Board (RT) FREEPOST 898, LONDON SW1P 3YS Tel: 0207 898 1808
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR
Superior Provincial, 2a Meadow Road, London SW8 1QH Tel: 020 7735 0788 Fax: 020 7582 0973 Email: mp.lond@lsplondon.co.uk www.lsplondon.co.uk Online donation gratefully accepted
Web: www.cepb.org.uk/appeals Email: cepbappeals@churchofengland.org Registered Charity Number: 236627
Registered Charity No. 234434
For 200 years , The National Benevolent Charity has been a lifeline to people who have fallen into poverty and distress and who have nowhere else to turn. People like nurse Leah, 58, and her artist husband David, 63.
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wanted a happy retirement together but Leah became crippled with arthritis and cannot walk. David is dedicated to his wife and cares for her full time. But, the loss of earned income has been devastating, and they are poverty-stricken. Despite state benefits, sickness, disability and old age can still mean a life of awful hardship. For Leah and David and hundreds like them, The National Benevolent Charity can help.
Please support the 1812-2012 Bi-Centenary Appeal Donations should be sent to:
The National Benevolent Charity Peter Hervé House, Eccles Court, Tetbury, Gloucestershire GL8 8EH For more info visit www. t h e n b c . o r g . u k or telephone 01666 505500 Patron: HRH The Prince of Wales Registered Charity Number 212450
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The Little Sisters of the Poor is a Congregation of religious sisters dedicated to the service of the elderly of modest means, regardless of nationality or creed. Founded in France in 1839 by Jeanne Jugan, established in Britain in 1851, our work is today carried out among the elderly in thirty-one countries on five continents, with 17 Homes throughout England, Ireland and Scotland. In providing total care we believe in enabling Residents to fulfil their physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs. We have at heart to recognise their dignity, desire of being respected, esteemed and loved and their longing to feel themselves useful. With your help we wish to respond to their need for companionship, security in health as in sickness, until death, in a family atmosphere. We really do count on you for support to enable us to continue our care of the elderly. We greatly appreciate DONATIONS – GIFT AID – LEGACIES