| | Date Posted: 18/08/2006 | Supporting local charities
Paton People Services pledge to support local charities, a percentage of our profits will go to each of the supported charities twice yearly.
From time to time we may run special events to boost the income for these charities.
See below for the charities that we are currently supporting.
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| | Date Posted: 19/08/2006 | Partners
You have heard about the war in Burma.
With your help we can do something about it.
The death toll so far
There are now more than 16,000 men, women, and children displaced by Burma Army offensives in Eastern Karen state. In this ongoing event we have verified the deaths of 23 civilians, 10 landmine victims, 1 decapitation, 1 tortured (nose and eyes cut out), and 2 mutilated with knives.
We have asked what the 5 most important items are that a family of 5 needs to survive for a month the list is simple:
150 pounds of rice;
10 pounds of salt
1 cooking pot
1 lighter
1 machete
1 large plastic sheet for making a roof in the jungle
The items on the list above can help save a family of 5. It costs $50 to do so. Partners wants to keep as many groups of 5 Alive as possible. Please, as a matter of life and death, join the 5 Alive campaign now.
Thank you to everyone who helped us to collect shoes for the Rev. Arthur's children in the refugee camp. The shoes and the toys are greatly appreciated and the children love them.
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| | Date Posted: 19/08/2006 | The Children’s Baby Unit at Milton Keynes Hospital
Supports the work of patient care at Milton Keynes Hospital NHS Trust and Community Health NHS Trust, and the care of ex-patients in the community.
The Special Interest Unit in Neonatology based at the Milton Keynes Hospital has recently been provided with a Polycom video system through the charity Telemed. This enables doctors at the unit to link up with a consultant based at the local centre of excellence in Oxford, and to receive a swift diagnosis of a problem. The system is most frequently used when scanning a baby's heart. To receive a quick and accurate diagnosis the paedia-cardiologists at the special unit in Oxford can be consulted almost immediately.
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| | Date Posted: 19/08/2006 | Willen Hospice
Willen Hospice provides a range of specialist hospice care for people with life limiting conditions from Milton Keynes and surrounding areas. Care can be provided as an in-patient, within the beautiful day hospice, overlooking the peaceful Willen Lake, or within the patient's own home.
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