Author: FVRSG
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Supporting Young Refugees: FVRSG’s July Market Stall for KRAN
On Saturday, July 5th, FVRSG hosted another successful market stall in Faversham, this time raising funds and awareness for the Kent Refugee Action Network (KRAN). It was a wonderful opportunity […]
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The FVRSG Summer Event 2025
The FVRSG Summer Event 2025 took place on the 21st of June at the Abbey Physic Community Garden in Faversham. There was an even larger selection of savouries, cakes, biscuits, […]
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FVRSG Refugee Week With Ethelbert Road School
This year for Refugee Week, Lora from FVRSG worked with the Year 1 and Year 5 children from Ethelbert Road School in Faversham on the topic of “Community is a […]
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FVRSG Market Stall Supports Care4Calais in June 2025
On Saturday, 7th June 2025, FVRSG hosted its monthly market stall in Faversham, raising funds and awareness for Care4Calais. Care4Calais is a volunteer-run charity providing essential aid and support to […]
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FVRSG May Market Stall: Supporting Phone Credit for Refugees
On Saturday, 3rd May 2025, our FVRSG team hosted another successful market stall in Faversham, raising awareness and funds for a vital cause. This month, we were proud to collect […]
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Max is raising money for Refugee Action
Edit: Max completed the marathon and raised an amazing £1,471. Well done Max! FVRSG supporter and market stall regular, Max’s fundraiser for Refugee Action. Refugee Action is a great charity […]
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FVRSG Soup Kitchen 2025
On the 22nd of March 2025 FVRSG held our annual Soup Kitchen event. Organised and hosted by Clarissa and Trevor, and with the help of many of the FVRSG supporters, […]
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March 2025 Market Stall
Our March Market Stall was a great success with lots of donations and passers-by stopping to chat. It is always lovely to know there are so many like-minded people who […]
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Marika Sherwood: 1937 – 2025
Faversham historian Marika Sherwood passed away on 16th February 2025. Despite limited mobility in recent years, she had been a loyal supporter of FVRSG since its inception, and many of […]
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Spain is taking a different approach to migration
As immigration has increased, Spain’s GDP has surged and unemployment has fallen to lowest level since 2008. The reason for this is its more open approach to migration. In October […]