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Want to talk about politics with Polly Toynbee and Jonathan Freedland? Get fashion advice from Jess Cartner-Morley? Discuss the Guardian with editor Katharine Viner?Want to talk about politics with Polly Toynbee and Jonathan Freedland? Get fashion advice from Jess Cartner-Morley? Discuss the Guardian with editor Katharine Viner?
This year’s Guardian and Observer appeal is raising money for charities working to tackle youth homelessness and asylum seeker destitution, and for one day only, on Saturday, our readers have the opportunity to donate to this important cause while speaking to some of the best-known names from the Guardian and Observer.This year’s Guardian and Observer appeal is raising money for charities working to tackle youth homelessness and asylum seeker destitution, and for one day only, on Saturday, our readers have the opportunity to donate to this important cause while speaking to some of the best-known names from the Guardian and Observer.
Our team of writers and editors will be answering your calls between 10am and 6pm to take credit card donations for the three amazing charities we are supporting this year.Our team of writers and editors will be answering your calls between 10am and 6pm to take credit card donations for the three amazing charities we are supporting this year.
This is your chance to talk about the future of the Labour party with Owen Jones, discuss Westminster with John Crace or social policy with Hugh Muir and get beauty tips from Sali Hughes while contributing to this urgent cause.This is your chance to talk about the future of the Labour party with Owen Jones, discuss Westminster with John Crace or social policy with Hugh Muir and get beauty tips from Sali Hughes while contributing to this urgent cause.
Please call 0203 353 4368 between 10 and 6 on Saturday.Please call 0203 353 4368 between 10 and 6 on Saturday.
In less than a week, Guardian and Observer readers have already raised more than £300,000. Thank you for your generosity so far. Please help us raise even more for these causes.In less than a week, Guardian and Observer readers have already raised more than £300,000. Thank you for your generosity so far. Please help us raise even more for these causes.
• Centrepoint is one of the UK’s best-known youth homelessness charities. It provides a safe place to live, together with health, education and employment advice and support to more than 9,000 16-25 year olds each year. It has specialist services for single parents, care-leavers, and young people escaping violence and abuse, and runs a confidence-building sports programme for homeless youngsters.• Centrepoint is one of the UK’s best-known youth homelessness charities. It provides a safe place to live, together with health, education and employment advice and support to more than 9,000 16-25 year olds each year. It has specialist services for single parents, care-leavers, and young people escaping violence and abuse, and runs a confidence-building sports programme for homeless youngsters.
• Depaul UK runs the Nightstop network, a growing network of local services across the UK. It draws on a pool of volunteers who provide, often at short notice, a room for the night for homeless young people. Last year 600 vetted and trained volunteer hosts in the network’s 34 services provided a bed, a hot meal, a shower and a listening ear for 1,390 youngsters who otherwise might have been sleeping in unsafe places.• Depaul UK runs the Nightstop network, a growing network of local services across the UK. It draws on a pool of volunteers who provide, often at short notice, a room for the night for homeless young people. Last year 600 vetted and trained volunteer hosts in the network’s 34 services provided a bed, a hot meal, a shower and a listening ear for 1,390 youngsters who otherwise might have been sleeping in unsafe places.
• The No Accommodation Network (Naccom) is a charity representing more than 40 charities and projects operating across the country. Naccom’s members specialise in providing shelter and support to destitute asylum seekers, refugees and migrants who have no recourse to public funds, either by running accommodation or setting up local volunteer hosting networks. Last year its members helped nearly 2,000 people. Naccom will use its share of the Guardian and Observer appeal donations to capacity-build the network and support frontline projects via a selective grants process that will be open to its full members.• The No Accommodation Network (Naccom) is a charity representing more than 40 charities and projects operating across the country. Naccom’s members specialise in providing shelter and support to destitute asylum seekers, refugees and migrants who have no recourse to public funds, either by running accommodation or setting up local volunteer hosting networks. Last year its members helped nearly 2,000 people. Naccom will use its share of the Guardian and Observer appeal donations to capacity-build the network and support frontline projects via a selective grants process that will be open to its full members.
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