My First (and probably my last) Marathon

Paul Booth is raising money for The JPK Project
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London Marathon 2021 · 3 October 2021 ·

The JPK Project's aims and objectives are to provide a Residential Centre for people with a learning disability in Eastbourne. When established it will include 24 En Suite Bedsitting Rooms to allow for privacy and independence but will also include communal rooms for social interaction. It will also include practicial training and work experience and continued learning on site.

Story

I am supporting the JPK Sussex Project, which is a local charity in my home town of Eastbourne, that my family has close connections with.

The JPK has been formed to provide a Supported Living Centre for people with a learning disability. This includes providing eight supported living flats and also providing realistic training and work experience in hospitality, for this client group.

My wife, Victoria, previously worked for the architects who are assisting with the project and now works for our family plumbing and heating business, which supports the JPK wherever we can. Victoria’s cousin, Ralph, was born with Down Syndrome and with the amazing care and support he has received throughout his life, he has been able to win a gold medal at the Special Olympics.

Although the JPK are a small charity, they work tirelessly to support people with a learning disability to reach their full potential, against massive odds. The JPK aims and objectives are to help those who through no fault of their own, cannot help themselves.

Donation summary

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£1,288.00
+ £243.00 Gift Aid
Online
£1,288.00
Offline
£0.00

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