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£1,910
raised of £15,000 target by 54 supporters

    Weʼve raised £1,910 to help disabled adults & children at Longdown Farm

    New Forest District, United Kingdom
    Funded on Tuesday, 12th January 2016

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    We want to install a state of the art changing place facility at Longdown Activity Farm in Ashurst for all visitors with additional needs. We need to raise £15,000 to cover the equipment needed for this facility, including a ceiling tracking hoist, adult-sized changing bed and peninsular toilet (that allows a carer either side) to enable children and adults with any disability or condition to access the toilet safely and in a dignified manner and avoid them having to be changed on the floor.

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    • Sarah Brisdion8 years ago
      Sarah Brisdion

      Sarah Brisdion

      8 years ago
      Update from the Page owner

      Thank you so much to everyone who has donated so generously to our 'Changing Places' toilet and changing facility project at Longdown Activity Farm. We cannot thank you enough. We are currently working hard to get the facility installed and up and running as soon as possible, and look forward to inviting you all to see it in due course. You are helping us do something incredibly special for so many families who visit farm. By providing equipment such as a hoist and adult-sized height-adjustable changing bed, we are enabling those with disabilities and additional needs to be changed and to access the toilet with the dignity they deserve, everywhere they go. Longdown Activity Farm is really leading the way, showing other attractions and venues how to be truly inclusive and accessible - True Heroes! Sarah XXX

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    • Sarah Brisdion8 years ago
      Sarah Brisdion

      Sarah Brisdion

      8 years ago

      Well it's Dung Heap Challenge Eve and we're ready as we'll ever be. Thank you so so much to everyone who has donated and pledged so far. You're all amazing and we can't thank you enough. For those taking part and those who are supporting - see you tomorrow! Sarah x

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    • Sarah Brisdion9 years ago
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      Sarah Brisdion

      9 years ago

      Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts to everyone who has pledged so far. Sarah x

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    Supporters

    54

    • Jenn R

      Jenn R

      Jan 11, 2016

      Super cause! Well done to super mum Sarah for all her hard work on this project!! Cannot wait for opening day!

      £50.00

    • Kath and Ruby

      Kath and Ruby

      Jan 9, 2016

      £20.00

    • Anonymous

      Anonymous

      Jan 8, 2016

      £30.00

    • Jo White

      Jo White

      Jan 8, 2016

      £10.00

    • Nic Cowen

      Nic Cowen

      Jan 7, 2016

      £20.00

    • Anonymous

      Anonymous

      Jan 6, 2016

      £100.00

    • Anonymous

      Anonymous

      Jan 5, 2016

      £20.00

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    Sarah Brisdion

    Sarah Brisdion

    New Forest District, United Kingdom

    I am mum to Hadley and his twin sister, Erica. I'm so proud to be helping Longdown Activity Farm in its commitment to accessibility and its visitors with special needs - by helping them raise the funds for a special accessible changing and toilet facility this winter.

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