Disabled children's charity Whizz-Kidz is boosting its communications team as it sets its sights on national and consumer press coverage.
The International Myeloma Foundation is embarking on a media relations and public affairs campaign to address the problem of 'postcode prescription' for cancer drugs.
When a disaster such as the Asian tsunami receives blanket coverage, how do charities not directly involved maintain their media profile? Ian Hall investigates. The devastation caused by the South-East Asia tsunami disaster has - quite understandably - dominated the news agenda for the past three weeks.
Are celebrities the only way to get charities media coverage in the run-up to Christmas? Suzy Bashford finds out.
Black and minority ethnic (BME) women's group Southall Black Sisters is to launch a media campaign in July entitled 'Old Stories, New Lives', in a bid to improve the way various groups work with BME female victims of domestic violence.
The Press Association, in partnership with the Media Trust, this week launched a free newswire service aimed at offering community and voluntary groups the chance to gain a media voice.
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