Voluntary Organisation - Unit 4 Flashcards

1
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The examples of voluntary organisation needed to know?

A

Marie Curie Cancer Care
Action Cancer
Age NI
Chest Heart and Stroke
Mencap
NSPCC
Samaritans
Disability Action

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2
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What is Marie Curies care dedicated to?

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Terminal cancer and other illnesses

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3
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What does Marie Curie provide for patients?

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Expert care and best quality of life

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4
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How many Marie Curie nurses?

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2,000

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5
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What does Marie Curie campaign for?

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More patients to be able to be cared for and die in place of choice

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6
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What is it about Marie Curies services due to generous public?

A

Services are free

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7
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What is action cancer mainly about?

A

Cancer

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8
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When was action cancer established?

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1973

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9
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What is Action Cancers mission?

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Save lives and support people

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What services does Action Cancer provide?

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Early detection services such as breast screening, counselling and support services, cancer prevention and health promotion education

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11
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What is Age NI combining?

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Age Concern NI and Help the Aged in NI

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12
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What is Age NI mission?

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Enhance and improve lives of older people

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13
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What services so Age Ni provide?

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Care services which involve routine household tasks in and out of home

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14
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What support does Age Ni bring?

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Free and confidential and independent

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How does Age NI improve quality of life?

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Fundraise and influence decision makes and run day centres

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16
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What type of charity is Chest Heart and Stroke?

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Its a medical charity

17
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What does CHS work for the prevention of?

A

chest, heart and stroke illnesses

18
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What does CHS fund?

A

Programmes of research in their local hospitals and unis

19
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What services does CHS provide?

A

Support groups
Education and training
Activities to build confidence

20
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What does CHS campaign for?

A

To protect future and current generations from these illnesses and easier access to cardiac surgery, administration to stroke units and more effective treatment for respiratory diseases

21
Q

Who is Mencap the leading voice for?

A

People with learning disabilities

22
Q

How does Mencap support people with learning disabilities?

A

Getting a job or taking a college course or help find their own place to live

23
Q

What does Mencap offer advice on?

A

Respite care
Individual Budgets
Transport services

24
Q

Why does Mencap run residential/day care services?

A

Support people with learning disabilities to be part of local community

25
Q

Why does Mencap lobby the government?

A

To change laws so that more and more people with a learning disability can control their own lives

26
Q

What does the NSPCC provide?

A

Therapeutic services to help children move on from abuse, as supporting parents and families in caring for their children

27
Q

What does Samaritans take action for?

A

Prevent crisis and in the moment of crisis

28
Q

What does Samaritans give people?

A

Ways to cope and skills to be there for others

29
Q

What does Samaritans offer?

A

Listening and support to people and communities in times of need

30
Q

What is disability action?

A

Largest NI wide pan-disability organisation