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A Digital Future: CLAPA in 2021 and beyond
CLAPA has a new strategy for 2021-22. Read on to find out how we plan to keep you informed, connected, reassured and empowered throughout the next year.
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Join CLAPA’s big, festive Jumpathon!
Starting today, Monday 30th November, you're invited to #JumpForCLAPA in our week-long Jumpathon! It's the perfect way to raise awareness of cleft and support our work while having fun and spreading festive joy.
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CLAPA in Lockdown: 6 Months On
6 months on from lockdown, we look back at what we've achieved thanks to the support of our incredible CLAPA Community.
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Summer Survey 2020: Now Closed
Are you personally affected by cleft? Could you take 10 minutes to help us better support the UK cleft community by telling us how the lockdown has affected you?
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A Letter from our Chair of Trustees
As a result of the pandemic, CLAPA expects to lose half its income over the next six months. The future of the charity is in your hands - can you help us keep going?
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Government funding for charities falls short
CLAPA welcomes the government’s announcement of funding to help charities through the devastating impact of the coronavirus outbreak. But like many organisations who have been under pressure for long before the outbreak hit our shores, we’re concerned this isn’t nearly enough.
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CLAPA Presents at European Cleft Conference in Utrecht
Adult Services Coordinator Kenny Ardouin reports back on his time in Utrecht talking about CLAPA's Adult Services Project and learning from others who'd travelled from all around the world.
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Carol Vorderman Leads Celebrations for CLAPA’s 40th Anniversary
On Thursday 27th June, CLAPA celebrated our 40th anniversary with proud Patron Carol Vorderman leading a round of thank-you speeches to founding members and Trustees past and present.
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Nick’s Story
"The cursor in the search bar blinked. Fingers sat motionless on the keys. Is this what we want to do? What are we hoping to find out? Why am I thinking, “how bad will it be?” Why her? Will she be okay? What will her life be like? All the questions that you may have wistfully imagined answers to while watching the sunrise now cascaded in search of answers in front of a monitor. The idea of finding out as frightening as not knowing."
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Amelia’s Story
Amelia is part of CLAPA's Board of Trustees. Our Trustees are a small group of volunteers who take responsibility for governing CLAPA as a charity and directing how it is managed and run. CLAPA's staff look after the charity's day-to-day work, but our Board of Trustees ensures everything we do is governed and directed by the cleft community.
