Promoting the Fraternity across the World
Around 200 families from some of Birmingham’s most deprived areas will receive emotional and practical support through Home-Start Birmingham Tameside, funded by a £15,000 Freemasons’ grant.
Mental health support services in England and Wales are to receive a significant boost thanks to a generous £250,000 grant from Freemasons’ charity, in support of mental health charity Mind and its emergency appeal.
Cheshire Freemasons help Cheshire charities tackle mental health in young people
Families struggling to cope will have somewhere to turn, thanks to a grant of £4,929 from Suffolk Freemasons to Home-Start Mid & West Suffolk The…
Dorset Freemasons send veterans across Europe
Londoners living with physical and mental ill health will benefit from projects aimed at improving their job prospects, thanks to our recent £45,000…
The Linkage Community Trust has been awarded a grant of £61,000 to help people with learning disabilities to get into work. This project is a…
Friday 27th July saw a delegation of Cheshire Freemasons, led by Provincial Grand Master RWBro Stephen Blank, attend the official opening of the ‘Better…
Homeless Plymouth women receive £40,000 grant from Devonshire Freemasons
Tibor is a 59-year old Slovakian who has been homeless for 7-years following being made redundant from his job. His mental health along with his physical health is poor and he had attempted suicide on a number of occasions. He told me the volunteers at the Three Pillars Feeding The Homeless Trust that he could not face another winter on the streets and he was extremely stressed.