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The National Emergencies Trust has published a collaborative new report telling the story of the Coronavirus Appeal and its impact through the many voices of those who made it possible. “Facing Covid-19 Together: Voices of the Coronavirus Appeal” features first-hand perspectives from the Trust’s eleven funding partners, fundraisers and charity beneficiaries, as well as volunteers, team members and trustees.

The National Emergencies Trust is looking to recruit new volunteers to our Equity Scrutiny Group. We are looking for new members who take an intersectional position on identities and topics, who bring expertise and have lived experience of Equality Characteristics as set out in the Equality Act 2010 and of mental health and wellbeing issues.

Harrogate-based charity, Supporting Older People, has received recognition for its efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic as part of a nationwide appreciation campaign by the National Emergencies Trust (NET), including a special message of thanks from BlackRock.

The National Emergencies Trust’s Coronavirus Appeal, which launched on 18 March 2020, has raised more than £97million for people affected by the pandemic, and £94million of this has already funded 13,000+ charitable projects across the four nations.

Tees Valley-based charity, TEES Community Hub, has received recognition for its outstanding efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic as part of a nationwide appreciation campaign by the National Emergencies Trust (NET), including a special message of thanks from NatWest Group.

Warrington Youth Club has received recognition for its efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic as part of a nationwide appreciation campaign by the National Emergencies Trust (NET), including a special message of thanks from the Covid-19 Support Fund.