The County Hotel has received a grant of £1,314 from the Care Plus Group Charitable Trust to purchase three anti-vandal locking cabinets for defibrillators in Immingham. The cabinets, alongside three

NE Lincs Community Friends has been awarded £1,960 from the Care Plus Group Charitable Trust, to set up a project that will teach photography to local residents in the community.

Be Great Fitness has received a grant of £1,080 from the Care Plus Group Charitable Trust to help them purchase equipment for their fitness training sessions aimed at young people

The Care Plus Group Charitable Trust has recently donated £2,480 to YMCA Humber, to support their residents to engage with a horticulture project, Road to Recovery. This project will empower

A memoir writing service working to reduce isolation and benefit participant’s mental health and wellbeing in North East Lincolnshire has received a significant boost, thanks to a £4,857 donation from

The Care Plus Group Charitable Trust has recently donated £100 to the Macmillan Living with and Beyond Cancer team, as they continue to support people living with cancer across the

The Care Plus Group Charitable Trust has recently donated £1,855 to the Hope Street Trust to be used for the benefit of Hope Specialist Service patients, as they continue to

A community-based country style farm working to support the health and wellbeing of the local residents has received a significant boost, thanks to a £3000 donation from Care Plus Group

The Care Plus Group Charitable Trust has recently donated £560 to Care Plus Groups’ Community Cardiology service, as they continue to support people living with heart conditions across the area.

The money has allowed the YMCA to purchase specific equipment, books and games to be used to deliver basic reading and maths sessions for residents to give them the skills

The new TVs and digital radios are replacing old, outdated equipment and will provide better entertainment options for residents, who are at The Beacon for rehabilitation and re-enablement after a

The Care Plus Group Charitable Trust has donated £1000 to YMCA Humber for their At One service, using art within individual and group therapy sessions. The sessions are for young people experiencing

Trustees of the Charity, Julie Grimmer and Neil Cartwright presented the equipment to members of the Group who were delighted as their old equipment was in very poor repair. Julie

Alivia is 4 years old and is quadriplegic, has dystonia, global development delay, cerebral palsy and is autistic and deaf. Her consultant in Leeds advised Alivia’s mum that a way

A sponsorship of £380 allowed the team to pay the season’s affiliation fees and purchase netball bibs. Fiona Rudrum, Assistant Practitioner said: “The teamwork and support we have shown each other

They attended  the session at the hospice, it was delivered by Liz Foster (Macmillan Palliative Care clinical nurse specialist and Haley jones (Macmillan Complex case Manager). The event teaches patients

This is a bike that can be powered totally by arm movement therefore giving a different experience for everyone, especially those that are unable to or struggle to coordinate leg

Paul Hansen from Cleethorpes chose to raise funds for The Haven Team in memory of a family member who was cared for by the team. He described running the marathon

Dawn Sharlotte has worked as a voluntary administrator for over two years, giving two full days per week to the ALDS based at the Queen Street Centre in Grimsby. The

Sue Over, Superintendent Physiotherapist at Care Plus Group said: “This chair is purpose built out of steel and won’t rust in the humid conditions of the swimming pool. This chair