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4worldlovers: We’re sure that you will bag a bargain on your visit and the best bit; all profits go towards helping people in need worldwide!

Our shops will gladly accept any items that you no longer need, providing that they are of good quality and are not damaged. It is essential that all donated items are of sufficient quality in order for them to be sold.

The profits from our operations are put towards our development projects, working in a variety of areas including:

In addition to new and used items, we also accept monetary donations in store. We are also happy to take on volunteers who wish to help in one of our local shops.

You can donate unwanted clothing at one of our shops or a clothing bank.

You can donate your items at one of our 240 clothing banks / donation points across the UK. Find your nearest one here.

We accept the following items, so long as they are in good condition:

Some of our shops may accept toys, books and other items. For more information, contact your nearest store.

Unfortunately, we do not have the means to dispose of Islamic materials. We recommend that you seek advice from your local scholar or mosque.

Donated items are sold in our charity shops around the UK, often helping the less well-off in our communities by providing them with access to affordable clothing. We also work with charities and mosques across the UK who are in need of clothing for the homeless and refugees.

The majority of clothes are sent to our factory in Birmingham, where items are sorted, baled and shipped to buyers in other countries. All profits from our operations are used to fund various Islamic Relief projects.

Islamic Relief started collecting clothing in the early 1990’s with most of the clothing items being packed and shipped to the poor and needy around the world. We found this to be an expensive way to help our beneficiaries, as the costs of the shipping become higher than the value of the goods.

We believe that the best way to provide help and support is by funding projects which help people out of the vicious cycling of poverty and enabling them to build a stable, sustainable future.

4worldlovers: Your support means we are always here to care for vulnerable animals living in Nottingham. By donating today, we can help the stray, sick and injured animals tomorrow.

From 1st Jan 2023 you’ve helped us to change the lives of

Our primary aim is to be there for animals rescued by Inspectors who have often suffered at the hands of those they trusted most. We are the next step in their journey to a happier life.

Local Inspectors work tirelessly. Animals they rescue from our area come into our care. We fund, thanks to the generosity of the public, veterinary care and safe housing when the Radcliffe Animal Centre are full.

With the expert care, love and attention animals receive from us, veterinary and boarding staff, we are all rewarded by seeing them restored to health. Animals then take the next step to finding a permanent loving home.

Each month you help us make a difference in your community

We are a self funding branch, reliant on public donations. Your kindness means animals like 'Kent' can begin to bounce back after abandonment, illness or ill treatment. Kent was a stray for many months. He came into our care via an Inspector with a terrible facial abscess. He was not microchipped and no owner came forward. After treatment and lots of TLC, Kent showed his true colours and went from frightened to friendly. He then took the next step on his journey with our colleagues at RSPCA Radcliffe and has found himself a great new home. Kent's care and recuperation were all possible thanks to public donations.

We can’t do it without people like you and with your continued support we can help more local animals in need

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It's #ChildSafetyWeek & the message is be alert, be aware and be safe around pets. There's lots of information available here from The Canine and Feline Sector Group https://t.co/lS5MuxrhI4 on how you can make the rewarding childhood experience of having a pet safer for all. https://t.co/4g7wG67cNQ

@RSPCA_official entry into this years Chelsea Flower Show won a silver gilt award. You don't have to have a large plot to encourage wildlife. Check out ideas here https://t.co/x6CJpqfuiT has a 'yarden' & was thrilled to see mason bees using 2 bee hotels to the max! https://t.co/OD5OzZwN93

Owning a pet is not always plain sailing. Problems with behaviour can sometimes lead owners to consider surrendering their animals. However, we always advise seeking the help of a qualified pet behaviourist as these can often find solutions @Official_APBC @asab_tweets https://t.co/iwyfoLhv6X

Wishing everyone a good weekend! If are concerned about an animals welfare or suspect cruelty/neglect, please ring 0300 1234 999. For less urgent enquiries visit https://t.co/HpqrU3w5OM See you all on Monday https://t.co/lAC5TK9gim

We are currently experiencing problems with our website, it is showing an old version with incorrect information. If you are worried about an animal that is sick or injured please ring 0300 1234 999. Thanks. https://t.co/sInWxXthob

This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek2023 we'd love to hear how your pets help you keep well. We know how much animals can be a positive for people who are going through tough days, weeks or years. Admin will start: my cat Aggie reminds me daily to live in the moment! https://t.co/qQNnnjq3UL

It's FRI-YAY! If you are concerned about an animals welfare or suspect cruelty over the weekend, please ring 0300 1234 999. For less urgent enquiries visit https://t.co/HpqrU3w5OM See you Monday https://t.co/svTPI2Wviu

Fledgling season is in full flight...or rather, not! It is natural for young feathered birds to live on the ground for a time before they can fly properly. Shock kills so many who are 'rescued' @RSPCAStapeley wildlife hospital has lots more info here https://t.co/1aBYzoM2dY https://t.co/fjQghN1CLS

Searching for something new to adorn your walls? Well, look no further! Our Eastwood Emporium has art works for sale for every taste! Visit the shop at 58 Nottingham Road, Eastwood to bag a bargain https://t.co/y9rMSBdMeT

The Government are dragging their heels with the Action Plan for Animal Welfare! Make your voice heard here https://t.co/nkrv29Y6th https://t.co/zN1efvtBiA

Wishing you all happy Coronation weekend! We are closed on Monday but will be back on Tuesday. If you are worried about an animals welfare or suspect cruelty, please ring 0300 1234 999. Alternatively, for less urgent enquiries visit https://t.co/HpqrU3w5OM https://t.co/RHwEH7e3mG

4worldlovers:
Expert advice and practical training to help you and your pooch understand each other better. We offer 4 week courses specifically catered to puppies, adolescents or adult dogs.

Our puppy and dog training courses are tailored to your dog's age group to best meet your needs.

Our training course provides essential advice about dog training and behaviour, to help you create a lifelong bod with your dog. Want to know more? Read the full lesson plan.

Our regular classes might not be the best option for everyone, here are some more ways we can help:

We know times are hard and we're here to help. If you're looking for help with your dog’s training or behaviour, but are struggling to cover the costs, please, apply for our discounted classes.

We train dogs using reward based methods, and do not advocate the use of any training equipment which changes behaviour by causing pain or fear in dogs.

Dogs which are trained with rewards enjoy learning - they are a partner in the training sessions and often 'offer' new behaviours to see if they get a reward.

Reward based training works to change behaviour and enhances the bond between dog and owner.

We also make sure you get the support and resources you need to help you in our classes and beyond. These courses include access to our owner support hub to enable a strong start to your training.

We LOVED this experience! Our teacher was really encouraging and patient with all our questions.