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INTRODUCING THE OLIVE TRUST, WALES
The Olive Trust was set up in 2011 to actively, promote social inclusion, environmental concerns, health and wellbeing along with anti-discrimination education, equality and diversity. https://www.thenational.wales/news/19310077.fears-diabetes-cases-rise-due-increased-food-bank-use/?fbclid=IwAR1x7WcOCwmKhrr6kC97q_u5hSPpUNwNOAbWQAm_9Ued6LUOutjVlJM9BVU
We have completed a number of projects within the community that include:
Holocaust Memorial Days. - Watch on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2886716304897063
Hate Crime projects
Discrimination projects
Equality
Diabetes workshops and networks during Covid 19
Fresh food and recipes to Pembrey and Burry Port Food Bank
Recent reports suggest those, that have to use food banks or on or below the poverty line are more prone to eating canned meats and dried goods without, the benefits of fresh food and vegetables that, contribute to ill health, an increased risk of Type 2 Diabetes and to Covid 19.
The Olive Trust wish to continue their good work in the community donating fresh fruit and vegetables weekly, to ensure healthier communities for all. We cannot continue this without considerable donations.
We are, also hoping to continue our Holocaust Memorial Days where, in 2020 we featured on S4C. For 2020 we are unable to have the community event we are used to due to Covid 19 and will be holding an online virtual Memorial. For this, we also would welcome any funding.
The Olive Trust, Wales is offering new streamlined services:
Please get in touch: denisetheolivetrustwales.com
Advocacy
UK Advocacy Post - countries around the world
A place of sanctuary:
Asylum seekers, refugees, migrants, divorcee’s, needing a GET or a divorce within forced marriage, financial difficulties.
Letters of equality into services work, zero contracts, discrimination, sickness, Type 1 Diabetes. Invisible disability
Advocacy - Mental Health
Discrimination
Representation
Inequalities
Disability
Ethnic orientation
Bullying
Sexual orientation
Non-Binary
Trans
LGBTQ+
Digital/mobile/ rural living advice.
Menopause, female issues, period equality.
If you need help with discrimination or any access to services.
Letters written, advocacy and advice.
Please get in touch..
Thank you to those who have contributed so far, including the Covid 19 Community Fund.
Denise Kingsley-Jones
Founder and CEO OF The Olive Trust, Wales
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Olive Trust Food Bags
The Olive Trust, Wales
are putting surplus food parcels together, containing fresh fruit and vegetables that, can contribute to healthier diets and create healthier communities.
We are also, compiling recipes to go with the parcels, such as lamb broth, apple crumble, casseroles and lots more in order, to add fresh food to the food bank.
