In Wood's quest to raise £100k for the Sue Ryder Dee View Court Appeal, Michelle Drummond, Jill Davidson, Nick Gilmour, Michelle Simpson and her husband John, and Alison Young and her daughter Aimee will be stepping off a crane 100 feet in the air and free falling to the ground on 15th March at The Village Hotel, Kingswells.  Any small donation to support us in this challenge would be hugely appreciated!

Dee View Court is Scotland’s only purpose-built specialist care
centre providing round the clock care for people aged 18-65 living with long-term and progressive neurological conditions including Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Disease, as well as acquired brain injuries such as through road traffic accidents or stroke.  At the centre, the specialist team of nurses, physios and carers focus on what a person can do - not what they can’t - to help each person live as full a life as possible.

Demand for a place at Dee View Court is always high and the waiting list is always full. To tackle the huge need for more neurological care, in June 2017 Sue Ryder launched a £3.9 million capital appeal to expand Dee View Court, update the existing facilities and create a further twenty bedrooms / lifelines for people in our community.

But it’s a big project, and one they can’t do alone.

Please help Sue Ryder achieve a bigger Dee View Court by sponsoring our Adrenaline Drop.