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Torquay Round Table raises money for our Charity
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Charity, News on 26th March, 2019
During December and January the Torquay Round Table chose our charity and in particular Adult services in Torbay to support via their Santa Sleigh activity, taking Father Christmas around the bay and their well-attended Burns Night, which is organised with the Ladies Circle and raised an incredible £2,477.93. Richard Derrick from the Torquay...
Kristina skydived to support our charity. Would you?
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Charity, News on 8th March, 2019
Recently Kristina Pill took on a 15,000ft challenge to support our charity and has raised an impressive £555. She said: “The jump was incredible, it was a beautiful day and knowing so many people had sponsored me to do it, I didn’t let myself get nervous and just enjoyed this once...
Exeter Great West Run places to support our charity
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Charity, News on 6th March, 2019
Places are available now for the Exeter Great West Run on Sunday 13th October to support our charity. Donations enable us to provide above and beyond what the NHS is able to fund. This could be a therapy session which stimulates memories, the increased capacity of a vital service, or the...