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 |  Updated: 13:20, 06 January 2021 Medway s Wisdom Hospice and a charity which supports blind and visually-impaired artists are to share a £10,000 cash boost. The Rochester Riverside Community Project, which is overseeing the town s multi-million pound regeneration scheme, has announced the funding which forms part of its £30,000-a-year to help Medway organisations. Friends of the Wisdom Hospice have shared some of the cash from the Rochester Riverside Community Board The hospice at High Bank, Rochester - which serves adults across Medway and Swale - is to be handed £5,000 towards running costs and to provide extra equipment and facilities. The Friends of Wisdom Hospice charity has already benefited from the developer s Countryside Communities Fund, which was set up in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, to the tune of £2,500.

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