lobby’ in parliament and a hard-hitting report which received significant ‘loneliness media coverage. This lead to the government appointing a new ministerial lead to tackle loneliness in January 2018. Following the launch of our Access to Healthcare’ report, Sense co-produced the ‘Equal Accessible Information Standard with NHS England. This sets out what health and social care services must do to meet the information and communication needs of people with complex communication needs. Thanks to our amazing supporters Sense is hugely grateful to the individuals and organisations that choose to support us. Their generosity, loyalty and innovation never fail to astound. By taking on physical challenges, hosting special events and making regular donations our supporters allow us to continue to offer vital support services to people with complex communication needs and their families. This year you have helped us to a magnificent £11.1m which not only allows – us to run our current services, but also develop much-needed services in the future. Going for gold The London Marathon is the biggest fundraising event in Sense’s calendar and this year our fantastic runners raised over £800,000. With cheering points to keep our runners motivated along the route and a post-race reception where they could celebrate with friends and family it is a day the runners will never forget.
‘loneliness lobby’ in parliament and a hard-hitting report which received significant media coverage. This lead to the government appointing a new ministerial lead to tackle loneliness in January 2018. Following the launch of our ‘Equal Access to Healthcare’ report, Sense co-produced the Accessible Information Standard with NHS England. This sets out what health and social care services must do to meet the information and communication needs of people with complex communication needs. Thanks to our amazing supporters Sense is hugely grateful to the individuals and organisations that choose to support us. Their generosity, loyalty and innovation never fail to astound. By taking on physical challenges, hosting special events and making regular donations our supporters allow us to continue to offer vital support services to people with complex communication needs and their families. This year you have helped us to a magnificent £11.1m – which not only allows us to run our current services, but also develop much-needed services in the future. Going for gold The London Marathon is the biggest fundraising event in Sense’s calendar and this year our fantastic runners raised over £800,000. With cheering points to keep our runners motivated along the route and a post-race reception where they could celebrate with friends and family it is a day the runners will never forget.
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