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Commemoration Patriotic |
EDUCATION West Heath School The New School at West Heath educates children aged eleven through sixteen, after illness, abuse, family difficulties or other serious life events prevents them from learning in a traditional classroom setting. St. James Chapter NSDAR supports West Heath School by volunteering their time at the school, financial donations, donations of books for the library and teaching materials. The chapter placed a solid teak bench with a brass plaque to commemorate the visit by President General, Mrs. Dale Kelly Love on the grounds in the American Garden. To learn more about West Heath School, click here. Barnado's - Believe in ChildrenFounded in 1866, Barnardo's has been supporting the United Kingdom's most vulnerable children. Today, 150 years after its founding, Barnardo's is attempting to help look after the 52,000 children who live in foster care in England as well as those in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Toynbee Hall Many international organisations have their roots at Toynbee Hall, which was founded in 1884. Education is the foundation upon which Toynbee Hall was built, their belief that education was the only way up for those disadvantaged by poverty. Toynbee Hall occupies an historic site in London's East End. This is an area that the poor immigrants to the United Kingdom came - the Huguenots, the Jewish, the Bengalis. St. James Chapter NSDAR makes annual donations to Toynbee Hall, and we participate in their educational and cultural activities. NSDAR Schools in the United StatesThe chapter makes annual contributions to support the various NSDAR approved schools in the United States. These schools mostly assist and support rural youth and children with learning disabilities.
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