Rotary Club of Thanet supports The Cheerful Sparrows
Janis Buckley Chair of The Cheerful Sparrows came to speak to our members on Monday 30th January 2023
At our evening meeting with partners on Monday 30th January 2023 we were delighted to welcome Janis Buckley current chair of the local charity The Cheerful Sparrows. The picture is of President John Reid welcoming Janis to the evening.Janis talked to us about the history of the charity and the fact that this local charity is the last remaining Cheerful Sparrows charity in the country. Locally the name is associated with the ward at our local QEQM Hospital, however Janis was to enlighten us to the fact that the charity was also fully engaged with the local community as quoted:
'Some
years ago, we helped to build and still support the Cheerful Sparrows
wards at QEQM hospital, Margate. However, not everyone is aware that
we also support the local community in countless ways. For many
people, referred to us by professionals such as social workers and
teachers, we are a safety net when they have nowhere else to turn'
The Rotary Club of Thanet was pleased to give The Cheerful Sparrows £200.00 and our best wishes for the future of the charity. For more information about The Cheerful Sparrows and the opportunity to become a 'Friend' of the charity go to their website: www.cheerfulsparrows.org.uk.
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