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Latest news

Here you can read our latest newsletters, which we issue roughly once per quarter.

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You can register to receive future newsletters here

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If you want to get informed about the bigger picture, head to our Get informed page

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Our newsletters

Our August 2025 newsletter has now been published, and  we need your help...

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We're eligible for Champion Funding from The Big Give this Christmas! That means any donation given to us between 2nd and 9th December 2025 will be match-funded and will give our charity the funding boost it needs. If someone donates £50 this December, Elmbridge CAN will get £100. 

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In our June 2025 newsletter we focussed on: 
 

  • celebrating volunteers' week and our talented volunteers 

  • some simple ways you can contribute  

  • hosting opportunities

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In our March 2025 newsletter we gave an update on our work, and called on supporters to donate to our hardship fund. 

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Our December 2024 newsletter featured: 
 

  • The story of three remarkable Syrian teenagers

  • Feedback from our client survey

  • An update on our ongoing collaboration with St George’s College, Weybridge

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In our September 2024 newsletter we covered: 
 

  • Our recent ‘culture kitchen’ event

  • A second collaboration with Balfour Beatty, offering practical careers advice to Elmbridge CAN clients

  • Our vacancy for a new Ukrainian integration worker

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Read our June 2024 newsletter to find out about:
 

  • How we’ve been supporting young people as they work towards their all-important GCSE and A Levels

  • Our co-director, Jeannie Tweedie’s interview on Greatest Hits local radio, as part of a piece marking World Refugee Day

  • How a team of our volunteers transformed the garden of a resettled Afghan family

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Elmbridge CAN has been a great support to me... They have supported me financially and emotionally as well as helped with documents that are related to bills, hospitals, school etc. They have also helped me in finding a place to live and helped me with getting food and travel. I really appreciate their help as without them I would have been lost and homeless.

PU

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