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Action East Devon Awarded £70,000 by Children in Need!
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Archive: Volunteer Visitors receive a boost from Axminster Co-Op
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Young People's Peer Support Sessions Open in Ottery St Mary!
Young People’s Mental Health Service in Chard Continues Thanks to South Somerset Mind