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THE MARTIN CURRIE ROB ROY CHALLENGE
Saturday 21 June 2008

THE 2008 CHARITIES

Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity is an international house building charity with representation in 92 countries. The vision of Habitat for Humanity is a world where everyone has a decent place to live. They want to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness from the face of the earth.

Habitat for Humanity campaigns tirelessly to increase access for all people to affordable shelter by helping people in need to build or renovate a home. They offer a broad range of tangible and practical building solutions to the problems of sub-standard housing and homelessness. The focus is on a 'hand up' not a 'hand out'.

Find out more at www.habitatforhumanity.org.uk.

The Prince's Trust

The Prince's Trust helps young people overcome barriers and get their lives working. Through practical support including training, mentoring and financial assistance, we help 14-30 year olds realise their potential and transform their lives. All of our activities - programmes, partnerships, fundraising - have one overall purpose: to reach young people in the UK who face more barriers than most, and help them get past those barriers so they can get their lives working and make a positive contribution to society. Last year the Prince's Trust supported 37,900 young people across the UK.

Find out more at www.princes-trust.org.uk/

PSYBT The Prince's Scottish Youth Business Trust was established in 1989 to help young people across Scotland set up and continue in business. We work with 18-25 year olds, providing a combination of essential seed loan funding, and a package of professional support, including the provision of a volunteer business mentor, to guide and advise the young people, whoever they are and wherever they come from. PSYBT has a particular concern for the disadvantaged. PSYBT helps to establish over 550 new businesses each year, from chimney sweeps to graphic designers, hairdressers to engineers. Find out more at www.psybt.org.uk

Place2Be

Place2Be works inside schools to support and nurture troubled children. They provide one-to-one and group counselling sessions, and a drop-in service to all school pupils. By providing children with a safe place to explore their problems through talking, creative work and play, they enable them to cope now and to make better-informed decisions about their lives. Place2Be also supports parents, carers, teachers and other school staff members and offers training for volunteers, staff and adults working with children.

Find out more at www.theplace2be.org.uk