A bingo group that meets in Honiton has presented a cheque for £620 to the WESC Foundation – a specialist centre for children and young adults who are blind or partially sighted and have other complex needs. Sandra Vittles and Pam Lane,...
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Lots of people remember WESC Foundation's history and think of us as just "the blind school".
Our charity still supports young people with visual impairment and complex needs, and we still provide education services, but we also have a wonderful day service for young adults living in the community.
Some of the activities include making delicious scones and cakes to sell to the staff. They have also (independently) made this beautiful wall display for the main activities room in their building on our campus.
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A tray of scones and a tray of cakes sitting on a tablecloth.
Animals, flowers, a tree and a rainbow as part of a large artwork on the wall ...
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What if we told you that you could have the most exhilarating time of your life and also raise money for a good cause?
Head over to our website to find out more about the WESC Foundation Skydive ➡ buff.ly/307aJND
Image: photo of a skydive with text that reads 'I'm jumping for WESC Foundation' ...
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Massive love to PS Bingo in Honiton who have donated £620 to support our work, and especially WESC Foundation at West Hill. 😍
Read more about the project over at Patrick's excellent blog
wesccountryworks.blogspot.com/ ...
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