Arts Charities That specialise in Print media

To provide a weekly audio recording of local news and information to members of the community who are blind or visually impaired.

Provide a monthly talking newspaper for blind and visually impaired people living in the area.

Provides weekly talking newspaper for Crawley's blind and partially sighted residents.

Provide a mailing of tapes or memory sticks monthly to visually impaired recipients giving details of activities within the Lichfield diocese which we feel may be of interest. These are mainly of a religious nature.

PROVISION OF RECORDED MEMORY STICKS TO BLIND OR PARTIALLY SIGHTED OR DISABLED PEOPLE.

Supplying tapes of the local Pontefract and Castleford Express newspaper to the local blind people

The charity provides a weekly digest of the local news on memory stick for blind and partially-sighted people in the New Forest area.

Transfer local newspaper to tape for Blind or Partially sighted clients.

The Association now produces news and information from around the Royal Borough of Greenwich on weekly memory sticks. This free service is carried out entirely by volunteers.

LOAF Project started in 1978 to help mobilise and unite the churches of Hastings and St Leonards and the surrounding area in the relief of poverty overseas.

Produce a talking newspaper for the blind and partially sighted in the London Borough of Islington

The Richard Beeston Bursary is granted annually to a young British foreign correspondent to spend six weeks reporting from abroad in association with The Times Newspaper. A second Beeston Bursary is given annually in association with the International Journalism MA at City, London University, to fund a young overseas journalist as they study in London.

To provide recordings, on CDs and audio tapes, of local newspapers for blind and handicapped local residents.

We record and send out talking newspapers for Boston & South Holland for the blind or partially sighted or those who have difficulty in reading the written word

Record and provide audio tapes containing local news to visually impaired members of the public.

Producing and providing local free talking newspapers for blind, visually impaired and housebound people.

Provides a Talking Newspaper on a pen drive

The GFMI is committed to enable worship gatherings. Our services include prayer and the word of God, music and other Christian activities. All are welcome - there are frequently organized conferences, crusades and workshops; projects involve agricultural development, called, 'hands on to eat'. There will be magazine which will update the community about the activities.

Arranging talks and running courses to raise awareness.Providing practical help for children.Producing a biannual newsletter and circulating copies of the British Dyslexia Association Contact magazine.Running helplines and mentoring schemes.Running coffee mornings for parents of school aged children with dyslexia

Provide affordable accommodation for people in housing need. Provide room for a Brixham Mission Community office and for the printing of parish magazine. Provide rooms to let at affordable rates to small groups.

To act as a mission service agency & produce a monthly missionary magazine.To achieve this we publish news & information about cross cultural mission activity across the world & distribute unsolicited gifts to mission workers, provide pastoral care to our mission workers & seek to encourage interst in mission within the UK.

Recording and provision of memory sticks of information extracted from local newspapers and other sources and read by volunteers for the benefit of blind or partially sighted people in the area of Ashtead, Bookham,Effingham, East Horsley and Leatherhead in Surrey.

A WEBSITE AT WWW.PACDDA.ORG.UK GIVING INFO ABOUT DYSLEXIA AND LOCAL EVENTS AND SERVICES IN PETERBOROUGH AND CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND SURROUNDING AREA PLUS EMAIL CONTACT FORM FOR SPECIFIC ENQUIRIES. WEEKLY 'CHILDREN WILL SHINE' AFTER-SCHOOL WORKSHOPSIN PETERBOROUGH, AND SOME COURSES FOR PARENTS AND ADULTS . GENERAL LIAISON ON DYSLEXIA RELATED MATTERS. DISTRIBUTION OF NATIONAL BDA 'CONTACT' MAGAZINE.

To produce and distribute tapes weekly to the blind, containing local news from the Sussex Express and a selection of magazine items.

The aim of the Julius Grant Essay Prize fund is to encourage research in the Paper Industry. The Committee ask for essay submissions and these are then reviewed by an esteemed panel of judges. The winner has their work published in a respectable industry magazine, there is also a -ú1000 prize fund.