Freddie and his mum lighting a fire
A new ‘forest school’ run by arts charity Rowan Humberstone offers creative and fun activities in a wild woodland setting to adults with learning disabilities.
Michelle Linterman and her research team
Dr Michelle Linterman’s team have made further breakthroughs on the causes of a poor response to the flu vaccine in the immune systems of some older people.
Working together at Eddie's before lockdown
A face-to-face befriending scheme for young people with learning disabilities took a creative line in response to the pandemic lockdowns.
A YOPEY volunteer at work before the pandemic
Local charity YOPEY has moved its intergenerational befriending service to digital alternatives with tremendous success.
Dr Joseph Hutton
Leading researchers of the future are launching their careers through the one year Research Training Fellowship (RTF) funded by The Evelyn Trust.
The Laughter Specialists are providing a lifeline for seriously ill and disabled children and their families through comedy and laughter therapy in lockdown.
The funds are aimed at Cambridgeshire charities that need support for their vital health and wellbeing services following an income drop during the COVID-19...
Eight community-based health and wellbeing projects were chosen for a £5,000 emergency grant from the rapid pandemic response fund announced back in March.
Trustees are excited by the potential of the work of Professor Ken Smith, an expert in immune regulation and his group based at CITIID.
With funds set aside to support the mental health of NHS professionals, the Evelyn Trust agreed to part-fund the new ‘Doctors-for-Doctors’ project at...
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