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.

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.

The Scar Free Foundation receives £10,000 from The Sandhu Charitable Foundation to assist in exciting new programmes they have launching this year and to continue the fantastic work they have been doing from both home and in the laboratory.  Their goal of scar free healing within a generation is hopefully closer than ever.

Self Injury Support UK receive £3,000 from The Sandhu Charitable Foundation to help them in their mission of focusing on improving support and knowledge around self-injury

Shelter UK has benefitted from a donation of £2,500 from the Sandhu Charitable Foundation.   It is hoped that these funds will go some way in helping Shelter to support people facing homelessness, not just during the current pandemic, but in the future too.

The Sandhu Charitable Foundation donates £4,000 to Shooting Star Children’s Hospices enabling them to continue to provide the very best support to families, from diagnosis, to end of life and throughout bereavement, with a range of nursing, practical, emotional and medical care. When families are facing the unimaginable Shooting Star are there to provide them with the time, space and support they need to say goodbye.