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VIDEO GALLERY:

Janet Gray MBE Introduces Waddle   James Nesbitt explains ASBAH   Just Giving Explained

Introducing Waddle: Dr Janet Gray MBE

 

James Nesbitt Introduces ASBAH

 

Just Giving Explained.


Waddle's Vision & Aim

Waddle’s vision is to raise awareness of Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus in Northern Ireland.  Waddle will ‘Walk & Paddle’ 100 miles coast to coast from Carlingford Lough to Portstewart Strand in aid of the life changing work of the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, Spina Bifida Information Networking & Equality (SHINE), and the Belfast Activity Centre's Access-Ability Project.

Waddle aims to encourage Northern Ireland society to pause, think and to be truly inclusive by changing attitudes and removing physical barriers which prevent disabled people living their lives to the full.

In 2010 Waddle raised upwards of £13,000 in aid of the below charities.

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Waddle's Charities

The Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children is the only dedicated Children’s Hospital in Northern Ireland providing specialist care for seriously ill children and support for their families across all six counties. 

SHINE, formally ASBAH, is the leading UK registered charity providing information and advice about Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus.  SHINE's vision is a future where everyone with Spina Bifida or Hydrocephalus can get the most out of life.

Belfast Activity Centre (BAC), is a personal development charity. Waddle will be supporting the BAC Access-Ability Project which delivers an equality of opportunity for young people by demonstrating that physical and learning disabilities should not be perceived as barriers to participation through a broad range of outdoor experiential learning activities.


LATEST WADDLE NEWS


Mini Waddle 2011 family fun day

 

In 2012 - 2013 Waddle is introducing "Mini Waddle". This family orientated event will capture the essence of Waddle with a short family sponsored walk, family canoe trip, barbeque and entertainment for all the family.

 

Waddle Marathon team 2011

 

Waddle would like to thank the Waddle Marathon team for all their support and efforts in the 2011 Belfast Marthon. The girls completed the course successfully and raised much appreciated money along the way.

 



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Where does your Money Go?

Donations to WADDLE are in aid of the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, SHINE (Formally ASBAH) and The Belfast Activity Centre's Access-Ability Project. For maximum security we use ‘Just Giving’ to manage online donations.

Waddle has opened a multi signatree Club / Organisation Account for processing Cash and Cheque donations. This account will be audited at the close of the event by:

J.R. McKee and Co. Chartered Accountants and Registered Auditors
Ratheane House
32 Hillsborough Road
Lisburn, Co. Antrim
BT28 1AQ

What is Gift Aid?

Waddle can benefit from Gift Aid. Gift Aid is an easy way for charities to increase the value of gifts of money from UK taxpayers by claiming back the basic rate tax paid by the donor.

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What did we raise last time out and where did it go...

In 2010 Waddle raised a grand total of over £13k thanks to the support of all who donated and took part. All the funds raised have directly benefited children with both physical and learning disabilities.

Waddle ASBAH cheque Presentation

In 2010 ASBAH Representatives: Cathy McKillop (Director), Marie McConnell (Medical Advisor) received a cheque for £5594.31 and we hope to better that total in 2012.

Waddle Childrens Hospital cheque Presentation

In 2010 the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children Representatives: Mr David Marshall (Consultant Urologist), Dr Nan Hill (Consultant Spina Bifida Clinic), Laura Connolly (Continence Nurse) also received a cheque for £5594

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As with 2010 we will be purchasing and donating a 2 man sea kayak to the Belfast Activity Center. The primary usage will be with the BAC Access-ability project and we hope that it will bring much happiness in the years to come for children of all abilities.




 

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  If you would like to be kept up to date on Waddle why not join our facebook group. You will wittness our exploits in the build up to Waddle 2012 and hopefully make a few friends along the way.

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  Waddle would like to extend a special thankyou to the Belfast Activity Centre for their continued support in 2012.


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