8 Spoon Charitable Work


SPOON CHARITABLE


WORK Our mission is to make a positive impact on the lives of disadvantaged children and young people through our commitment to quality charitable work.


Bristol & Bath BRISTOL CHILDRENS HELP


SOCIETY ADVENTURE TRAIL


Disadvantaged children aged up to 11 years


Spoon donation: £10,000 Opened by: Mark Regan MBE on 18th October 2011


The aim of the Bristol Children’s Help Society is to provide respite holidays for disadvantaged children aged up


to 11 years of age from Bristol, South Gloucestershire, North Somerset and beyond. Wooden Spoon contributed £10,000 towards the construction and equipping of an adventure trail designed to satisfy a wide range of physical education needs. The trail comprises of walkways, a wobbly bridge, scrabble nets and swing bars. The new Wooden Spoon Adventure Trail, at Bristol Children’s Help Society, was opened by Mark Regan MBE former British Lion, England & Bristol rugby player and Honorary President of Bristol & Bath Region Wooden Spoon.


Chilterns CHILTERN CENTRE


BATHROOM For severely physically impaired children


Spoon donation: £25,000 Opened by: David Choules on 19th September 2011


Barrie Mair, David Hammond and David Choules opening the new facility at the Chiltern Centre


The Chiltern Centre currently provides respite day and overnight care and recreation for up to 65 severely impaired children from all over the Thames Valley region. With the new extension, for which Wooden Spoon funded the new bathroom area, this can be increased to over 85 for a typical cycle.


Mark Regan and other Spoon representatives seemed particularly impressed with the new equipment


Spoonews Spring 2012 www.woodenspoon.com


The opening of the project at Greys, just outside Henley, was attended by the President and Chairman of Henley Rugby Club, the Deputy Mayor of Henley, and Spoon’s retired past Chairman – David Hammond, plus many helpers and teenage users.


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