We are hoping to raise money for the "Louie's Helping Hands" charity whose aim is  to raise sufficient funding to build and run a special needs school within Quex Park in Birchington. Sarah Llewellyn, who started the charity, is the mother of a little boy, Louie, who was left without the specialist care that he and so many other children desperately needed when the Royal School for the Deaf in Margate closed. Sarah took it on herself to provide a facility at her own house but the need for such a facility is so great that they have now outgrown their premises. A suitable site for the school has been made available and planning permission was granted.   
The Llewellyn School and Nursery is being built at Quex  Park in Birchington, supported by donations and local fundraising.  

 "Our aim is to provide life changing support to children aged 2-11 living in Kent with multi-sensory impairments and physical difficulties. We support all children attending The Llewellyn School & Nursery and provide the right tools to help them achieve, based on improved physical, emotional, social and communication abilities. We do this through the delivery of educational and therapeutic activities including, swimming, horse riding, art, soft play, music and cooking with the objective of helping the children to increase their confidence".