'My dogs are so good because they are filled with love': three ways you can help others this Christmas

Dogs For The Disabled trains dogs for lifelong partnerships with children with disabilities.
Ed has been on his own for the last 30 years since his wife died. He moved to SHARE this year when his own accommodation became unsuitable. He says of SHARE, "It's grand here, there's no messing. Everyone knows everyone. There's a sense of community. Everything is looked after. The students call every week and offer to help out or to see if we need anything in the shops. It's nice. I go to the shops myself, but it's great to have them. Christmas will be different this year, God answered me, thanks be to God."