My story

Jan Yeates was the finest thing on two legs to walk the planet.  In abundance she had courage, thoughtfulness, integrity and a lovely self-deprecating sense of humour.  Sadly, she died on 22nd February 2012 - a great loss. Part of the legacy that she left behind was a wish to help out youngsters taking care of sick or elderly relatives and give them a break from the demanding tasks and grind entailed in caring. Sadly, in these straitened economic times, much of the UK Government support for these young carers has been withdrawn and it is beholden on us to try and replace (or even improve upon) this support.The proceeds  of this website will be entirely devoted to the organisation of trips away from their homes to a beautiful 'escapist' marine environment (like the Devon/Dorset/Cornwall coast) and teach them to enjoy the oceans and their wonderful biodiversity - - - and maybe even help them to learn to dive.  In essence, we are trying to fulfil Jan's wishes and it would be absolutely fantastic to introduce the most deserving on the planet to the wonderful biodiversity of the seas (perhaps holding the planet's most beautiful flora and fauna). If we are to keep a 'stream' of these young carers going to the coast for one or two day's break, it will entail substantial funding. With other Justgiving webpages, we have been staggered to discover the extraordinary generosity of both the UK  public and 'kindred spirits' around the world.  It all makes for a much better place.  To these ends, the SCCT (www.sharkandcoralconservation.com) has teamed up with ACTA, Bristol (www.acta-bristol.com). ACTA will help with the effort to identify worthy young carers and boost their self confidence via the stage. The SCCT will arrange for the identified youngsters to visit the coast. Monty Halls (Junior) - www.montyhalls.co.uk is willing to help out  by taking these youngsters out in his RIB and introduce them to the ocean biodiversity and maybe encourage them to take up sports diving. They might even meet Rubens. the huge four-legged TV star ! .

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Shark and Coral Conservation Trust

Shark and Coral Conservation Trust

Charity Registration No. 1121609

The SCCT is dedicated to spreading awareness to the general public of the impacts of oceanic acidification (reducing the calcification processes) and excessive shark depletion. Both are currently having impacts on a global basis in commercial, social, industrial,cultural and political fields.

Donations 7

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A great lady!

Donation by Montagu Halls on 02/08/12

£50.00

+ £12.50 Gift Aid

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From Tilly Thanks again for the straw bales

Donation by Montagu Douglas Halls on 09/07/12

£10.00

+ £2.50 Gift Aid

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From Tilly - thanks for the straw bales !!

Donation by Montagu Douglas Halls on 09/07/12

£5.00

+ £1.25 Gift Aid

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Half the cash donations from mum's collection. (rest to Great Western Air Ambulance) Cheques to follow in few weeks. Thanks for all your support x

Donation by phillippa yeates on 18/03/12

£130.00

+ £32.50 Gift Aid

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A great idea Dad, Jan would've been proud.

Donation by Patsy Breach on 15/03/12

£50.00

Donation by Montagu Douglas Halls on 12/03/12

£100.00

+ £25.00 Gift Aid

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Donation by Suze Scott on 12/03/12

£10.00

+ £2.50 Gift Aid

Donation summary

  • * Online donations$538.73
  • Offline donations$0.00
  • Text donations$0.00
  • Total raised$538.73
  • Gift Aid$115.71

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