Sentence examples for charity stepping from inspiring English sources

The Lancaster-based charity Stepping Stones Nigeria, which campaigns on behalf of children in the Niger delta, recently had a case on its own doorstep of a child being accused of witchcraft.

"Saving Africa's Witch Children" follows Gary Foxcroft, founder of the charity Stepping Stones Nigeria, as he travels the rural state of Akwa Ibom, rescuing children abused during horrific "exorcisms" — splashed with acid, buried alive, dipped in fire — or abandoned roadside, cast out of their villages because some itinerant preacher called them possessed.

However, she could not afford to relocate to the capital, and that is when The Soldiers' Charity stepped in.

The Fishermen's Mission charity stepped in, helped her keep a roof over her head, as well as offering support and counselling.

(The head of the charity stepped down after the relationship became public).

Increasingly we are seeing charities stepping in where the government has failed to provide.

Muslim charities stepped in to alleviate economic hardship and shore up crumbling social services.After decades of Russian domination, religion has become part of the search for identity, but Central Asian societies remain largely secular.

Peter Tutton of the debt charity Step Change said: "The report makes for uncomfortable reading.

She eventually agreed to the drugs but has had to supplement them with counselling provided by a charity, Step Forward, which has been "amazing".

Delroy Corinaldi of debt charity Step Change called for all payday loan advertising to carry a health warning that includes information about the risks of using high-cost credit.

The charity Step Change says that only three years ago so-called payday loans were so insignificant they did not record the number of clients using them.