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Closed 26/02/2021
Weʼve raised £100 to give massage, reflexology and other therapies to unpaid carers in Norfolk with TherapyAid CIC
- Norfolk
- Funded on Friday, 26th February 2021
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Story
Winter is here and whilst most people are battening down the hatches and getting ready to hibernate I’ve decided to go cold water swimming!
I have never swum in the winter before...so it's a real challenge.
From 1 November to 31 March I will be swimming 200 metres twice a month in local open waters (including the North Sea) - an event organised by www.PolarBearChallenges.com - I will be doing the Penguin Challenge!
Please support me in my ‘crazy’ endeavour to raise funds so that the carers in our community can have free complementary therapies with TherapyAid CIC www.therapyaid.co.uk. Every penny goes towards a treatment to alleviate their stress and anxiety.
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Paul G
Dec 3, 2020
You can do this I know so watch out for the swans and when the going gets tough, the tough get going!!!
£50.00
Paul Greenhalgh
Oct 30, 2020
Good Luck and I know you will do it in Style xx
£30.00
Janet Davies
Oct 29, 2020
Jackie you are an inspiration to us all. Hopefully next year I’ll be swimming in the canals of Amsterdam!
£20.00
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Jackie Hamilton
Norfolk
Jackie, Principal of Jackie Hamilton School of Therapies in Norfolk since 2005, along with her tutors, started TherapyAid CIC late 2019. With 100,000 unpaid carers in. Norfolk saving the system £1.2 billion a year - we felt they deserve some therapeutic support