
Please note that DISH will be closed from Friday 20th December until Monday 6th January.
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We are grateful for your participation.
The Woodroffe Benton foundation have donated £500 to continue with our work.
And the Outlook Fund have awarded us some funding to continue case working of £1975.
This is great news and we are so grateful.
This piece was printed in the Hunts Post on 23rd October. It highlights the plight of DISH and future funding uncertainty. If anyone can help DISH, please get in touch with ceo@dish.org.uk with any suggestions.
Tracy has joined the Supporting Cambridgeshire’s CEO network. This group is specifically for CEO’s of Cambridgeshire’s voluntary and charitable organisations to help prepare for the new economic and political landscape and to support developing new partnerships.
Allan Phillips – a friend of DISH undertook his first ever wheelchair race and raised a staggering £538 for DISH. Allan intends to do more fundraising for DISH next year, but we are so grateful to him for the amazing effort in undertaking the race and the incredible amount of money raised. Fantastic!
Listen in to Tracy talking to Pete on Brunch to Lunch – Huntingdon Community Radio on Thursday 21st August talking all things DISH.
Disability Huntingdonshire is delighted to announce we have just received funding from the Awards for All ( National Lottery Community Fund) to help us carry on with our essential work. This will help us continue to deliver our vital service.
Disability Huntingdonshire will be an active participant in the Supporting Older Peoples Project being delivered by Huntingdon Town Council and partners. We will be offering advice surgeries to the community every 2nd Wednesday of the month from 10am – 1pm.
We cant wait to get involved with this amazing project.