RF Global
Solutions, Actively Involved the Local Community
The Scottish Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Scottish SPCA) is
Scotland's animal welfare charity. Our objectives are to
prevent cruelty to animals and encourage kindness and
humanity in their treatment.
As an animal welfare charity, we receive no government or
lottery funding and rely on public donations to continue
our vital work rescuing and rehoming Scotland's abandoned,
neglected and defenceless animals.
Scottish SPCA Inspectors save thousands of domestic, farm
and wild animals from harm and danger every year, while our
vets and staff in our wildlife and animal rescue and
rehoming centres look after, rehabilitate and rehome
thousands more.
Visit our online animal rehoming section to view some of
our dogs needing new homes, rescue cats and other animals
for rehoming, including rabbits and other small animals.
We run an animal welfare education programme in schools,
communities and our largest centres. We also campaign for
improved animal welfare standards.
Volunteers play a key role working with animals, supporting
our education programme and fundraising in their local
communities.
The Scottish SPCA is entirely separate from the RSPCA,
which operates in England and Wales only. There is no such
charity as the 'RSPCA Scotland' or 'Scottish RSPCA'!
If you want to help an animal charity in Scotland, you can
join the Scottish SPCA.
You can help prevent cruelty to animals. If you know of an
animal in danger or distress, call our Animal Helpline:
03000 999 999.
Scottish Charity No. SC 006467
Each
year the nation expresses its unequivocal support for The
Royal British Legion's charity work through the Poppy
Appeal. The 2010 Poppy Appeal is emphasising the need
to help the Afghan generation of the Armed Forces and
their families – today and for the rest of their lives.
For their sake, wear a poppy - and please help
our fundraising by
making a
donation or
volunteering
your time.
RF Global Solutions is the Sponsor for Wester Overton
Primary School in Strathaven
Children all
over the UK need to learn to be safer and our unique
approach helps get the message over to children in a fun,
but informative way. The safety activities include topics
such a:
• Stranger
Danger • Vandalism and crime prevention • Racism and
bullying • Drugs • Road safety • Green Cross
Code
The Scottish
Society for Autism
RF Global Solutions is the Sponsor for Ridge Park care Home
for Autism in Lanark
RF
Global Solutions Donated the Supply of PECS software to
Ridge Park Care Home for Ausism
Autism and
Asperger Syndrome are lifelong conditions which isolate the
child or adult from the world as we know it. They affect
the ability to communicate, form relationships and
understand everyday activities. The Society has been
supporting people and families in Scotland affected by
autism for over 40 years.
RF Global Solutions is the Sponsor for Child Protection for
St Andrews Secondary School in East
Kilbride
Introducing Child Protection UK Ltd (C.P. UK
Ltd)
Child Protection UK was
started towards the end of 2004 with only a small team of
staff. It was hard finding the right employees to do this
job, we needed people who were not only motivated but also
dedicated and believed in changing and educating societies
opinions on drug abuse.
When our last newsletter was published, I thought the level
of support from businesses was fantastic. In the six months
since then we have donated more computers to schools. We
have also donated a computer to Lyndhurst Primary School in
Dukinfield, Manchester who have suffered at the hands of
vandals after a blaze. They are slowly rebuilding their
school.
RF Global Solutions
is the Sponsor for 2166 Squadron Air Cadets In
Hamilton
Welcome to the
home of everything that is Air Cadets.
The Air Cadet Organisation is thriving! Each year more than
60,000 cadets, volunteer staff and civilian committee
members help engage in pursuits and rewarding opportunities
such as championing good causes in local communities,
pursuing sporting events at a national level and becoming
international youth ambassadors.
Air cadets aged 13 to 19 are given the chance by our team
of staff and volunteers to learn to fly, develop skills to
lead expeditions, tour foreign countries, become target
shooting marksmen, join a band and learn about aviation and
aerospace. This is only a small list of the many activities
and opportunities available all whilst making new friends.