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We
are pleased to provide a selection of
links
both for Charity Groups on the Isle of
Man and Companies that are
friends of the Friends of Manx Diabetes
Centre and which we think
might be of help or interest to you when
you log on to our Website
| Ace Hire and Sales | Ace Hire and Sales offer a large range of modern plant and tools for the needs of every trade and DIY application at three well located depots, in Ramsey, in Douglas and in Castletown. Their facilities are comprehensive and they operate a fully Equipped and Responsive Workshop |
Main Contact: |
gap-man@ukinternet.net |
| Association of retired Persons over 50 | The association of Retired Persons Over 50 has c.200 members on the Isle of Man. The Association's Friendship Centre on the Island meets twice monthly on a Wednesday. They have an active programme of rambles with pub lunches and meetings at the Hilton, Douglas, with guest speakers. During the summer months there are local visits and activities including an annual BBQ. | Main Contact: Mrs Jean Buck T: 01624 882401 |
jeanbuck@manx.net www.arp050.org.uk |
| Circa Isle of Man | Circa offers facilities to the small Charity on the Isle of Man, with photocopier, fax machine and a laminator at a very low charge. They also provide wheelchairs and scooters to anyone needing transportation either local or to the visitor at very reasonable hire rates. | Main Contact: Mrs Alvis Elliott Office Coordinator T : 01624 613713 F : 01624 613913 Charity No: 657 |
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| Feegan's Lounge | The principal Internet Cafe on the
Isle of Man at 22 Duke Street Douglas They provide Internet access - Web design - Hosting - Book keeping and Printing. Harry is responsible for the setting up of our website. On www.feegan.com you will find a wide range of isle of Man information, Internet and unusual links. Feegan's Lounge is a meeting place for all nationalities that find themselves on the Island |
Main Contact: Mr Harry O'Grady T : 01624 679280 F : 01624 679407 |
feegan@feegan.com www.feegan.com |
| Horwath Clark Whitehill | The Accountants of the Friends of the Manx Diabetic. They have
offices on 7th Floor, Victory House,
Douglas, Isle of Man. At Horwath Clark Whitehill they specialise in services for the family and owner-managed businesses and the people who run them. from accountancy to VAT, they show you how they can help your business break free. Whatever you need to know about Isle of Man Taxation they are the accountants to contact. |
Main Contact: Mr Roger Barrs T : 01624 627335 |
mail@horwath.co.im www.horwathcw.com |
| Manx Blind Welfare Society | The Manx Blind Welfare Society provides friendly support, help and information for people with visual impairment on the Isle of Man. They have a social group; home visiting; and provide a tape library with a weekly service of local news on tape. In addition there are weekly swimming and bowling groups and an occasional walking group. Specialist equipment is available which may help blind or partially sighted people with reading and writing. Touch typing and help with accessing e-mail and internet is provided on computers with text magnification and speech facilities. We are in partnership with Social Services and Royal National Institute for the Blind, the latter providing mobility, daily living aids and communication skills training. If you need any help please call | Main Contact: Mrs Margaret Brown T : 01624 674727 F : 01624 675912 |
enquiries@mbws.org.im www.3legs.net/mbws |
MAWCH The Manx Association for the Welfare of Children in Hospital |
In 1986 the Manx Association was formed and registered as a Charity in the Isle of Man. It established a tradition of combining a campaign for improved hospital facilities, attitudes and practices with practical help for parents so that no sick child need be without the support of a parent, day or night. Their funds come from the Annual ‘Frog Frolic' race held each year in early summer in Castletown and the generous donations from members and the general public. Donations to the Children's Ward have included amongst other things, fold up beds to enable parents to stay with their sick child. Assistance with travel to and from hospital and off Island subsistence is also available for local parents. If you want to help sick children and their parents, MAWCH is the Group to join. |
Contacts: Sue Cain Denis Blackwell Jenny Turner |
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