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'''Sue Ryder Care''' is the name of a charity (originally called the ''Sue Ryder Foundation'') which was founded in ] by ], with the creation of a nursing home in ], ]. There are now 17 Care Centres in the UK — 6 ]s and 11 ] centres. There is also a growing Homecare service. The charity also provides support to 30 projects in 11 countries in ] and ]. The charity needs to raise £13million (pounds sterling) each year to supplement its statutory income to continue providing care and this is raised from fundraising and through Sue Ryder Care ], of which there are around 400 in the UK. '''Sue Ryder Care''' a charity (originally called the '''Sue Ryder Foundation''') which was founded in 1953 by ], with the creation of a nursing home in ], ].


There are now 17 Care Centres in the UK — 6 ]s and 11 ] centres. There is also a growing Homecare service. The charity also provides support to 30 projects in 11 countries in ] and ]. The charity needs to raise £13million (pounds sterling) each year to supplement its statutory income to continue providing care and this is raised from fundraising and through Sue Ryder Care ], of which there are around 400 in the UK.
The charity is registered at 114–118 ], ] WC1B 5AA, and is Registered Charity Number 1052076.

In 2006-7 Sue Ryder Care had an annual expenditure of £88 million, placing it in the top 50 of UK charities ranked by expenditure.<ref></ref>

The charity is headquartered at ] in ] and is a Registered Charity in England & Wales.<ref></ref>

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Revision as of 10:42, 20 July 2008

Sue Ryder Care a charity (originally called the Sue Ryder Foundation) which was founded in 1953 by Sue Ryder, with the creation of a nursing home in Suffolk, UK.

There are now 17 Care Centres in the UK — 6 hospices and 11 neurological centres. There is also a growing Homecare service. The charity also provides support to 30 projects in 11 countries in Europe and Malawi. The charity needs to raise £13million (pounds sterling) each year to supplement its statutory income to continue providing care and this is raised from fundraising and through Sue Ryder Care Shops, of which there are around 400 in the UK.

In 2006-7 Sue Ryder Care had an annual expenditure of £88 million, placing it in the top 50 of UK charities ranked by expenditure.

The charity is headquartered at Southampton Row in London and is a Registered Charity in England & Wales.

See also

Leonard Cheshire Disability

References

  1. Charities Direct: Top 500 Charities - Expenditure
  2. Charity Commission for England and Wales: Charity Number 1052076

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