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BLUE SKY THINKING FOR COMMUNITIES

Stuart Notholt Communications places special importance on supporting charitable and sustainable businesses in Africa and Central/Eastern Europe. This work has developed out of our support for the EMEA (Europe, Middle Eastern and Africa) regions of large global corporates. Often the communications strategy for these operations is closely based on the UK or Western European experience, ignoring the need for protocols and strategies which take account of the varied social and political circumstances in other regions.

SNC supports a number of charities through direct donations, pro bono work or reduced rates - helping to ensure that the not-for-profit sector is as well served as commercial businesses.

	SNC Africa is Stuart Notholt Communications Ltd's own programme of providing support to communications initiatives aimed at better understanding of Africa.
	Established in 1973, Child Aid to Russia and the Republics supports Christian initiatives serving the communities of the CIS and Eastern Europe through humanitarian aid, medical provisions and development work.
	Christian Solidarity Worldwide works for the religious liberty of persecuted Christians, helping others suffering repression, children in need and victims of disaster throughout the world.
	A striking memorial to those who flew and those who gave their lives in the Battle of Britain stands on the White Cliffs between Dover and Folkestone at Capel le Ferne. It is supported by Friends of the Few.
	SNC is represented on the steering committee of the Glass Slipper Appeal, which raises funds in support of the Royal Marsden cancer hospital.
	Practical Action - formerly the Intermediate Technology Development Group - aims to demonstrate and advocate the sustainable use of technology to reduce poverty in developing countries.
	The Keratoconus Support Group provide information and support for people with Keratoconus (a degenerative eye condition) in the UK.
	Médecins Sans Frontières UK is a part of the international network of volunteers, field projects and offices that make up MSF's world-wide movement, delivering vital and urgent medical care.
	St.Dunstan's cares for blind ex-service men and women.
	The Tibet Society aims to promote the cause of Tibetan independence and to bring before the world the sufferings of the oppressed people of Tibet.
	The National Autistic Society, is the UK's leading charity in support of the estimated 535,000 people with autism in Britain, their families and carers.
	The Nsumbi Trust in Uganda runs schooling and educational services for children and young adults.