Charities

ERIC, the Children’s Bowel and Bladder Charity is a UK-wide charity dedicated to improving the lives of all children and young people (aged 0-19 years) with bowel and bladder disabilities and other toileting challenges. We are the only charity fighting the corner of children and young people with conditions such as bedwetting, constipation, soiling and delayed toilet training - and the families who support them.

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

We are a foodbank, supporting over 1000 people a week in our local community. We serve many vulnerable people, including street homeless, people with no fixed abode, local families, the elderly, people fleeing domestic violence and modern slavery, refugees. We are a self-funded charity, and accept both food and financial donations.

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.