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Children's Charity Needs £45k for Physiotherapy

Summary

  • The Movement Centre seeks £45,000 to purchase 30 standing frames.
  • This equipment aims to help children with movement disabilities.
  • The campaign hopes to clear physiotherapy waiting lists by Christmas.
Children's Charity Needs £45k for Physiotherapy

A Gobowen-based charity, The Movement Centre, has initiated a "30 for 30" campaign with the ambitious goal of raising £45,000 by Christmas. This vital funding is earmarked for the purchase of 30 specialist standing frames, which will directly benefit children with movement disabilities currently on the center's waiting list. The initiative aims to provide these children with access to targeted physiotherapy training, potentially transforming 30 lives.

The Movement Centre, situated near the Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital, operates as an independent charity and receives no government or NHS funding. It is entirely reliant on the generosity of the local community and businesses. Fundraising efforts are particularly crucial now, as the center experiences growth in the number of children it supports but faces challenges in matching this with fundraising capacity. The campaign seeks 30 distinct donors, be they businesses, organizations, or individuals, to each raise £1,500 to achieve its Christmas target.

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