Foundation of Light staff reflect on transferable skills from military service
As Foundation of Light joined the rest of the UK in commemorating Armistice Day, we caught up with members of staff who have previously served in the Armed Forces.
This week is all about raising awareness about the importance of good nutrition and keeping hydrated. It is something we need to do everyday, but this week highlights the points even further
Danielle Chapman, Foundation of Light’s Primary Stars CoordinatorNorthumbrian Water has also installed two water refill stations at the charity’s home, the Beacon of Light. As part of the Refill programme, people can fill up their refillable bottles with tap water, free of charge, in order to reduce plastic waste and encourage people to live healthier lives. Considering what is going on at the moment with the pandemic of COVID-19, good nutrition and keeping hydrated is important of leading a healthy lifestyle. With many working from home, eating many may eat more but its important to eat the right food, to maintain a healthy weight, reduce the risk of chronic diseases (such as heart disease). It is important to consume high-quality protein, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals and water whilst minimising processed food such as saturated fats and alcohol. You can visit NHS website which has a page dedicated to 20 tips on how to eat well for less. You can view the Nutrition and Hydration website for further information.
As Foundation of Light joined the rest of the UK in commemorating Armistice Day, we caught up with members of staff who have previously served in the Armed Forces.
Announced ahead of the Sunderland AFC Women v Newcastle United Women derby, it marks the first women-only North East Connected programme, building on the success of previous cohorts.
Four Foundation of Light colleagues are swapping their beds for sleeping bags as they prepare to spend a night at the Stadium of Light to raise vital funds and awareness of homelessness.