Maggie's London Marathon 2010 - Safeline

Fundraising for Safeline

£410.00

raised by 19 supporters

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Team members: Just Me
Event: Virgin London Marathon 2010, 25 Apr 2010

Safeline

We prevent sexual abuse & support survivors to improve their health and wellbeing.

Charity Registration No. 1070854

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Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.

Despite saying 2009 would be the last time I did the London Marathon some how I find myself doing it again, I must enjoy the sight seeing.

The support team are probably even more excited than me and if its like last year one of them will be a bag of nerves on the day which seemed to have a very calming effect on me. So thanks in advance to Hils and Sue for their support, hopefully will have a few others there on the day.

Now need to decide which top wear and get my name on it, and make sure I have the rest of the kit colour co-ordinated. Its hard work this running lark.

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So please dig deep and donate now, thanks very much your support really does help.

Maggie x

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About the charity

Safeline works to prevent sexual abuse and rape and to support anyone affected, in Warwickshire and beyond. Established in 1994 in Stratford-upon-Avon by women survivors of sexual abuse, Safeline now works throughout Warwickshire and further afield, supporting women, men and young people affected by sexual abuse and rape whether it happened years ago, recently or is still ongoing. Our services include: - specialised one-to-one counselling (face-to-face, online, by text or on the phone) by experienced and trained volunteer counsellors, for survivors and their family members - other specialised therapies such as dramatherapy and art therapy if more appropriate (e.g. for children who have been abused) - practical and emotional support for survivors reporting the offence to the police - support groups - a national helpline - projects with young people who have been abused or are at risk, to keep them safe from abuse. Please support us if you can. If you need our support yourself, please get in touch. We're here for you and we believe in you.