Following our ceremony to remember our Friendship links with other Clubs, we welcomed Cheryll Rawbone, Chairman of a local charity called the Friendship Project. The charity works to link disadvantaged children to adult volunteers as friends to enjoy regular 1-2-1 support and enable these young people to have a positive outcome. The charity has deservedly one several awards, the most recent being the \u2018Achieves for Charity\u2019 in October 2018 and the Queen\u2019s Award for Voluntary Service<\/p>\n
When thanking Cheryll for her very interesting talk, Club member Barbara so eloquently said \u2018Out there, in our own community, there are so many people vulnerable young people and many of them have broken wings If a regular friend can show them respect and give them a regular special time when they feel safe and secure and valued, with time those broken wings may begin to slowly heal and flutter. Eventually, with loving patience, these youngsters can fly into adulthood sound and secure. To be part of this transformation must be truly fulfilling\u2019.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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