The Rotary Club was enthralled to hear about the fantastic work carried out by this local organisation at a recent meeting.
“We are so impressed with the work of the Foundation which provides children and young people with therapeutic residential care, foster families, and education.”
“The care and passion with which they help the children in their care comes across so clearly.” says Val. “So the club decided to donate funds to help them with their life-changing work.”
Damion explained: “The three main branches of the operation are: Residential Homes, the Caldecott School, and Fostering. Immediate plans for expansion include building a treehouse in the woods for Forest School so that pupils can have a quiet, rural setting for work or relaxation.”
“We appreciate the donation and thank the Club for its support ”
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