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At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here -
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At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here -
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At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here -
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At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here -
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At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here - Party Pantry
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At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here -
Gifts by Occasion
At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here -
Gifts by Price Range
At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here -
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At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here -
About Us
At Treat Kitchen we are proud to support local charities and initiatives that are both close to our hearts and provide a significant benefit to our community. One of the charities we continuously support is Base 51.
We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website
Head Of Fundraising and Communications, Verity Woods:
"We are asking you to help support a charity we work very closely with, Base 51. For over 30 years Base 51 has been providing vital support to young people aged 11-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; from setting up the first LGBTQIA+ youth group in the area, to offering counselling and youth clubs, they have helped change the lives of thousands of young people through their services - but they can't do it without donations. There are many different ways to support this amazing charity (including purchasing Ay Up Sweet bottle!), you can find out more on their website"
Our services include:
- Counselling - Professional therapy service working with young people across a wide range of presenting issues.
- NGY - Regular youth group activities and outreach.
- Outburst - Nottingham's only LGBTQ+ group for young people.
- Thrive - Supporting young people who are living with their family in temporary accommodation.
- You Can - Employability and training programme for NEET young people.
- Evolution - Supporting young people affected by serious violence through specialised trauma counselling.
- The F Word – A group for young women promoting physical and emotional health.
For many young people, Base 51 means a safe space. It means an open ear and a helping hand. We have continued to extend a helping hand, both online and otherwise, during this period of lockdown, a time which has served only to exacerbate the existing hurdles to a young person reaching their potential."
Website:For more about Base 51 please click this link to visit their website!
-To Donate:Please follow this link to their Virgin Money Giving Page
-Instagram:Find Base 51 on Instagram here
-Linkedin:Find Base 51 on Linkedin here
-Facebook:Find Base 51 on Facebook here - Party Pantry
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