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The Santon Group has also been instrumental in award-winning residential developments, particularly the conversion of listed buildings not currently in residential use, for almost 20 years.
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The Dyspraxia Foundation receives a £5,000 grant from The Sandhu Charitable Foundation by way of supporting their on-going work into this common disorder which affects fine and/or gross motor coordination in both children and adults.
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Erskine Charity, the Veterans care and support charity, receives a donation of £10,000 from The Sandhu Charity. Having cared for over 100,000 veterans, Erskine is now known as Scotland’s foremost provider of care for veterans and their spouses. The Sandhu Charity and The Highland Club, situated at Fort Augustus on the southern shore of Loch Ness (being a development carried out by The Santon Group) are proud to lend their support and sponsorship to this very worthy cause.
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Sightsavers UK receive a one-off contribution of £3,000 from The Sandhu Charitable Foundation to support them in their challenge of protecting eyesight and fighting for disability rights
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In accordance with its commitment, The Sandhu Charitable Foundation has donated the sum of £10,000 to the University of Warwick’s Wellbeing Support Services. Now, more than ever, the work carried out by Wellbeing Support Services is vitally important in ensuring all students receive the help and support they require during this period of their lives.
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The Sandhu Charitable Foundation donates the sum of £2,500 to the Stroke Organisation to assist them in their transition out of lockdown enabling them to support their stroke clubs and groups, to return to face-to-face meetings, as well as assist in the launch of a new ‘blended’ model of peer support which will combine face-to-face and digital support.
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The Sandhu Charitable Foundation have donated the sum of £7,500 to The British Heart Foundation to enable them to continue with the life changing work that is carried out by all of their colleagues and volunteers.
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