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WDH teamed up with local residents to carry out a community litter pick on the Holmes Plantation, an area of woodland in Kettlethorpe and surrounding areas.

WDH’s Love Where You Live Awards for 2015 are off to a flying start!

A WDH Community Grant worth over £450 has helped keep a local beauty spot clean and safe for local fisherman and residents to use.

WDH is running a free awareness day for people to learn basic life saving skills at Light Waves Leisure Centre, Wakefield, on 5 September.

18 apprentices have joined WDH as part of the organisation’s 2015 apprenticeship scheme.

A support group for over 60s who live in Horbury, Ossett and west Wakefield recently celebrated their fifth birthday with a party at their new and recently renovated headquarters.

You can now vote for Wakefield’s community heroes to get the recognition they deserve, as part of WDH’s Love Where You Live Awards 2015.

Overgrown and unused land at Newlands School in Normanton has been transformed into an educational and fun wildlife spot, thanks to WDH.

Our telecare service, Care Link, which supports over 15,000 people to live confidently in their own home, has successfully retained its Telecare Services Association (TSA) accreditation for the sixth consecutive year.

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