Why Sell With Palmer & Partners

This month our donation goes to Teen Talk which is based in Harwich.  Teen Talk supports young people who struggle with their day to day life. They offer a safe place to discuss feelings and sort through any issues which may be affecting their lives. I have contacted the charity and as you can see from the email below they were delighted to be chosen:
 
Thank you so much for your email, we are absolutely delighted that we have been chosen.
Our amazing young people have been running a project called the positive project where they have been decorating disks to put out In the community to keep people positive this has been an amazing project and we have had just over 1300 young people involved in the project so far. It has been well received locally and we would love you to be part of this project by giving more young people the opportunity to take part in this project and We would love to provide some activity packs for young people in the Walton on the Naze and Frinton are particularly to take part in this project.
 
Please find below some photos attached on the project or you can see lots more on this project in our positive project group https://www.facebook.com/groups/426046181742748
 
It would be amazing to provide materials for as many young people we can in the area.
 
I would like to say a massive thank you so much for your support, we really appreciate it as a small charity, this really helps us to provide so much more to young people.  
 



 

This month our committee decided The 500 Club donation should go to Stepping Stones Learn and Play Group in Colchester.  Stepping Stones was set up in 1991 following requests from parents to give both mainstream children and those with additional needs the opportunity to play and learn together, where their child would not  be the only one with additional needs and where staff had knowledge to meet the individual needs of the children who go there.

A integral member of the group's team is William, the pet turtle.  Recently, it became clear that William was outgrowing his surroundings and whilst Stepping Stones is a registered charity which relies solely on funding and donations they had no choice but to dig deep into their reserves and purchase William a new home.  As you know, finding new homes is second nature to us here at P&P, so it seemed particularly fitting to help William with his. "This is such amazing news, we feel it is so important that the children have the opportunity to interact and be involved in the care of animals. So as you know we have the turtle, William. We are hoping to be able to get some fish soon as the children with additional needs find this very therapeutic."  Sue Townsend Group Coordinator.