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Back to nature

At the start of this year we awarded funding to Barefooted, a Northamptonshire based not for profit organisation that aims to support and transform people's health, wellbeing, and quality of life through the arts. 

Dawn T
Individuals we've helped /

Finding a new purpose

Funding was awarded to a women with a T12 complete spinal injury. Dawn needed funding towards the purchase of an electric assist off-road handcycle. Dawn's injury occurred in 1999 and having raised her family, she was looking for a new purpose.

Three peaks
Fundraising for us /

Three Peaks in 24 hours

In May, an intrepid team of Barchester Healthcare staff will be tackling the three highest peaks in the UK within 24 hours to raise money for Barchester’s Charitable Foundation. 

Reminiscence Learning
Groups and charities we've helped /

Helping to enhance Dementia Care

Reminiscence Learning were very pleased to receive funding from us towards the ongoing costs of their community sessions.

Bike Active North Suffolk
Groups and charities we've helped /

Bike Active North Suffolk

Towards the end of December last year, we awarded funding to Bike Active North Suffolk. They are a small charity based in Saxmundham, Suffolk.  They provide their service users with safe cycling experiences on traffic-free cycle paths or quiet lanes. 

Group pic of the 2024 cyclists
Fundraising for us /

Tour de Barchester 2025

Now in its fourth year, the Tour de Barchester is back and taking place from 10th - 13th June.

Foundation 25 year logo
Foundation news /

Celebrating 25 years

2025 is our 25th Anniversary Year!

Rita Ensor
Individuals we've helped /

Independence for this woman in her 90s!

We awarded funding to Rita, who is registered as partially sighted due to macular degeneration and is losing her eyesight. As a young woman she had a lumber fusion. Now in her 90s, she fractured her spine 2 years ago which stopped her being mobile.

Katy Adams
Individuals we've helped /

Improving Katy's independence

In January this year, we awarded funding to Katy towards the purchase of an electric wheelchair. Katy has had Guillarme Barre Syndrome for most of her life.

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