Learning Disability Support Group Raises Funds for Weston Hospice
A group from Surround Support, an organisation providing support for children and adults with learning disabilities across North Somerset, has donated £200 to Weston Hospicecare.
The group designed, produced, and sold personalised water bottles, with all proceeds going to the hospice to support its work providing end-of-life care and support for families in the community.
Our service users wanted to do something meaningful to give back to the community
According to Surround Support deputy manager Trisha Chenoweth, the initiative was designed to help participants build practical skills while giving back to a local cause.
Author's summary: A support group raises £200 for Weston Hospicecare.
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