St Dunstan's cares for ex-Service men and women who have which disability?
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Deafness
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Extreme old age
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Inability to walk
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Visual impairment
Q.2.
Who was the founder of St Dunstan's?
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Field Marshal Douglas Haig
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King George V
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Sir Arthur Pearson
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The Right Honourable David Lloyd George
Q.3.
During which war was the organisation St Dunstan's founded?
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The Crimean War
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The Great War 1914-1918
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World War II 1939-1945
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The Korean War
Q.4.
How many men and women are currently being helped by St Dunstan's including a number who were injured in Iraq and Afghanistan?
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Between 100 and 200
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Between 200 and 500
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Between 500 and 1000
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More than 3000
Q.5.
Henry Allingham, St Dunstans’ oldest ever beneficiary, died in JulyHow old was he?
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97 years old
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101 years old
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109 years old
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113 years old
Q.6.
Since the year 1945 St Dunstan's has cared for visually impaired ex-Service men and women who have served in how many overseas conflicts?
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4
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5
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6
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More than 6
Q.7.
How old was the youngest beneficiary of St Dunstan's?
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13 years old
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15 years old
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17 years old
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19 years old
Q.8.
In addition to training Centres at Ovingdean near Brighton and Sheffield, new facilities will be available in which Welsh sea-side resort from Autumn 2011?
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Barmouth
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Llandudno
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Pwllheli
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Rhyl
Q.9.
In what sort of activities are beneficiaries able to participate at the rehabilitation and training Centres and in fund-raising events?
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Dancing, cookery, indoor bowling, art and craft work, Bingo and story writing
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Golf, archery, swimming, skiing and ten pin bowling