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Bracknell charity visited by Catherine set to lose council funding

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The Princess of Wales, holding a bouquet and wearing a white shirt and grey jumper, outside the charity in 2023.

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Bracknell charity visited by Catherine faces loss of council funding

Overview

The Vsi Razom Community Hub in Bracknell, a charity that supports Ukrainian families and was previously visited by Catherine, Princess of Wales, has announced it is fighting for its future after receiving notice that its council funding is coming to an end after three years.

Key points

  • Vsi Razom Community Hub in Bracknell is facing the withdrawal of its council funding after three years.
  • The charity was founded in response to the war in Ukraine and supports Ukrainian families and the wider community.
  • The organisation gained national attention in October 2023 when it was visited by Catherine, Princess of Wales.
  • Bracknell Forest Council stated it has provided the charity with three grants totalling £45,000 over the past three years and is currently reviewing its budgets.
  • Co-founder Natalia Vil stated the charity is looking for alternative funding and aims to survive because many people rely on its services.
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