Clued Up Fun Day!!
Our fun day held at the Bricklayers Arms on the 27th August was a huge success, raising £950. The day was filled with lots of support from the community and we are grateful to all that came.
Thank you to the following local shops and buisnesses who kindly donated a raffle prize to help raise funds for the day:
Assembly Halls, Fabulous, ASK, Ali Try Fashion, Garbo's, Boots, Mcqueen Hair and Beauty, Mobile Bitz, Hotel Chocolat, Rush, Odeon, Brighton Race Course, Allison, Cafe Baskerville, Trendy Little Angels, Benefactor, The Pet Shop, Zest, Value Essentials, The Sandwich Shop, Dominos, A,B and C Shoe Repairs, Images, Morrisons, The Olive Tree, The Fire Station, M and Co, Mulberrys, Jimmy Chews, W E Crow, DJ Taxis, Scuba Company, MGR Motors, The White Hart, WHite Hart Horsebridge, Harveys, Best, Drusillas, DTH Heating, Eastern Queen, Fireflair, Coppards, T and T, Cortifex, The Barber Shop
We would also like to thank Dawn and Bill at The Bricklayers Arms for accommodating our event. Other thanks go to Phil King, Gary Channing and Steve Dewhurst for their kind donations.
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Crowborough Youth Grants
Crowborough Town Council have teamed up with YouthBank so that young people in Crowborough and surrounding areas can have more of a say over how money for them is spent. Apply now for anything from £200 upto £1,200. Closing date 16th of January 2011. Please click here for the application form.
'Life More Ordinary Programme'
What is the ‘Life More Ordinary’ grants programme?
In 2007, the Every Disabled Child Matters campaign asked hundreds of disabled
children and young people what one thing they would like to change for disabled
children and their families.
One of the top three things they said was that there should be more fun things for them
to do.
The campaign also said it was important that young people with disabilities should be
having a say in the things that they have to do.
The money given to YouthBank for this grant round comes from that programme.
It is designed to give groups of young people with disabilities the chance to make an
application so that they can spend time away from their main carer and enjoy positive
activities, build new relationships and to ‘lead a life more ordinary’.
