Sunrise Senior Living Purley wins the Market Accents #IWD2017 Prize Draw

London, March 2017: Noreen Cesareo, Principal at Market Accents, presents Jacqueline Ritchie, General Manager at Sunrise Senior Living Purley, with the a bottle of champagne. This was won by Jacqueline in the Market Accents #IWD2017 Prize Draw held following the #IWD2017 event organised and hosted by Doubletree by Hilton London Docklands on March 8, 2017, in partnership with Inspirational Development Group.

As Noreen said, ” The #IWD2017 event was an excellent opportunity to meet WBs and new businesses in an environment that was charged with energy. Beboldforchange was certainly evident in all the conversations and we were delighted to be able to participate and also have a stand during the event.”

She continued, “We connected with Jacqueline during the evening and she was later announced as the winner of our prize draw for a bottle of champagne. We accepted an invitation to present her with the champagne at the Sunrise Senior Living in Purley, which provides assisted living, nursing care, and dementia care for older people. This was a superb opportunity to see the premises and also experience the great atmosphere created by Jacqueline’s team.”

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#Proud2support: CCLEF – New Name, New Look, Same Dedication and Committment

London, June 2016. The CCLEF – Commonwealth Countries League Education Fund has changed its name to the Commonwealth Girls Education Fund (CGEF).

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Set up as a charity in 1967, the charity celebrates 50 years of commitment and dedication to girls’ education throughout 2017.

The charity believes that when we educate a girl, we can help change a community. It costs around £500 to educate a girl for a year.

During 2015/16, the charity sponsored 382 capable girls through secondary schools in 30 Commonwealth countries, empowering and enabling them to become agents of positive change in their own communities and beyond.

With the new name and refreshed website www.cgefund.org, the trustees hope that people are inspired by their work, and support them through their events, activities, sponsorships or donations to provide the basic right of education to many more Commonwealth Girls over the next 50 years.

 

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