The Sandycroft Centre is situated on West Avenue, in the Smallwood district of Redditch, and offers support and care to people who suffer from mental health conditions. It is one of a number of charities that will be given additional financial help through a fund that was set up by the Government in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
During the spring, the Government announced a support package totalling £76 million targeted at vulnerable groups in society, and £25 million of it was to be given to charities in Wales and England that fit the criteria. The money is being divided between more than 500 different charities, with the Sandycroft Centre set to receive £28,074.
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Speaking to the Redditch Advertiser, the centre’s CEO, Lee McKenzie, said:
“What’s unique about this funding is that the Government has recognised the vital role of specialist independent providers like Sandycroft.”
He went on to add that the decision to award the money to the centre was recognition of how important it is to those it serves.
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