
Thank you for visiting our site. The Epiphany
Trust is comprised of:
Child
Action International:
Emergency aid was just the start... This is
the story of how lasting concern and long-term commitment have
bound whole communities together. Child Action International
grew out of the Romanian orphanage crisis of 1990, and as the
need for emergency aid to Romania diminished, it was replaced
by more long-term help with building, equipment and training
facilities for teachers, medical workers and others. More recently,
similar projects have been undertaken in Albania, Kosovo, Pakistan
and India and now in refugee camps in the Thai / Burmese border...
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Chrysalis Holidays offers residential breaks
in a variety of beautiful parts of Britain for people with learning
difficulties. Because Chrysalis understands the needs of clients
and the dedication of their families, care and supervision are
tailored to particular needs on a minimum of a one-to-three
basis. Experienced leaders and carers are at hand 24 hours a
day to deal with any eventuality, and to make sure that - most
important of all - everyone enjoys the break... more>>
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Educational
Programme:
The Epiphany Trust supports a number of educational
initiatives, recently, five grants of £500 each were made to
enable students to join the distance-learning course in political
education at Sarum College. The Cana Foundation is concerned
to support those with alcohol and drug problems, particularly
in poorer countries where health services are under developed.
It has a special interest in the needs of women who face imprisonment
or abuse because of their alcohol or drug abuse patterns. Cana
supports research scholarships, pioneering projects and innovative
programmes. In another of the Trust's educational initiatives,
financial help was given for research for Lord Alton's book
Life after Death... more>>
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"Bryn
Arfor", The Epiphany Centre, is a small 3-star country guest
house which belongs to the Epiphany Trust. Located in Amlwch,
Anglesey, North Wales, it is used by Chrysalis Holidays - providing
educational breaks for the learning disabled along with respite
for carers. more>>
The Epiphany Trust Ethos...
Drawing its inspiration from the spirit of the
epiphany - the manifestation of God to mankind in the person
of his son Jesus Christ - The Epiphany Trust is a legally constituted
charity, dedicated to helping others, regardless of creed culture,
by aid and education, and by encouraging groups and individuals
wishing to initiate or continue their own projects.
The Trust seeks in particular to serve the needs of disabled
or disadvantaged children and young people, by giving them material
aid, and assistance to adults who serve them. It is also dedicated
to supporting Christian political education and acts as a facilitator,
to encourage groups and organizations working for the good of
others.
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