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W.M.P Ladies Football Team and friends Charity Cycle 2009

steve nelson is raising money for National Institute of Conductive Education

Participants: steve nelson,giselle nelson,carol fox,helen spearman,jenny ellse,beth jarrett,kath hartley,gemma mooney,leanne mckenna,letty turner rowley,nemmy manca,becky edgar,steve radford,helen carver,fiona raven,gemma clarke,tina benbow,alice o'neill,mel ball

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Birmingham - Barcelona Indoor Endurance Cycle 2009 · 1 November 2009

NICE is a leading UK charity transforming the lives of disabled children and adults who have movement disorders such as cerebral palsy and Parkinson’s. We push the boundaries of their potential by teaching them through conductive education, new ways of controlling the effect of their condition.

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On Sunday 1st November 2009, members of the West Midlands Police (W.M.P) Ladies Football Team will undertake a challenge to ride from Birmingham City Centre to Barcelona, Spain on indoor cycles. Each member of the group will have a pre-determined number of hours they must cycle for to complete the challenge, ranging from 6 to 8 hours throughout the day. Our aim is to collectively cycle nearly 3000 kilometres.

Throughout the day, we will also be participating in a variety of entertaining events which will include Playstation Knockout competitions, Bingo and Karaoke.

The main aim of this event is to raise money and awareness for a fantastic establishment working in Moseley, Birmingham. The National Institute for Conductive Education (NICE) provides a number of invaluable services and support to Children, Adults and Parents of children with physical disabilities such as Cerebal Palsy, Dyspraxia, multiple sclerosis, Parkinsons, Stroke and Head Injuries.The institute needs £500,000 each year to continue to provide the current level of services and relies heavily on fundraising and donations to achieve this target.

NICE was brought to attention of the team by a wonderful little girl called Ruby. At 18months old Ruby was diagnosed with Athetoid Cerebral Palsy. Ruby, now 4 years old, attends both NICE and her local school and been able to transfer skills learnt at NICE at home and school. One of Ruby's recent achievments has been to walk a few steps without her frame for the first time, due to the specialist support at NICE and not forgetting Ruby's determination and fierce independence in order to achieve this!

The aim is to raise as much money as we can to ensure that as many children as possible are given the opportunity to have the specialist support at NICE for them to be independent and achieve their very best just like Ruby has.  

http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/2008/NICEcasestudyParentChildruby.htm

 

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