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The Nuclear Community Charity Fund
Following a long campaign by the British Nuclear Test Veterans Association, the Chancellor announced a provision of £25 million from LIBOR funds financing an Aged Veterans Fund to alleviate suffering and increase wellbeing.
The Aged Veterans Fund ‘went live’ in April 2016 and the BNTVA, through their Nuclear Community Charity Fund (NCCF) received approval to launch an initial Portfolio of five projects benefiting the Nuclear Community.
In 2017 a second phase bid was successfully achieved allowing the portfolio of projects to evolve and expand addressing wider needs of our community. This also saw the NCCF reformed as an independent Foundation Status Charitable Incorporated Organisation.
Today the NCCF is funding research into social and health issues faced by our community and also leads the way in providing Care, Wellbeing and Inclusion support to our beneficiaries.
The NCCF is a registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation (1173544) with Foundation status it operates solely on a, not for profit or commercial gain basis
- Cytogenetic Study 85%
- Care Wellbeing and Inclusion 100%
- Nuclear Families 100%
- Remembrance Project 100%
- Genetic Study 80%
- Care Wellbeing and Inclusion Fund (CWI Fund) 6.66%
- Remembrance & Virtual Museum 25%
- Communications Project 60%
- Centre for Health Effects of Radiological and Chemical Agents (CHRC) 66%
NCCF
PO Box 8244
Castle Donington
DE74 2BY
Telephone 0115 8883442
Email office@thenccf.org
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