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14 November 2014

By Bronwen

Every expecting mother has one wish: that their baby will be born healthy. For some though, this wish doesn’t always come true and that is why Tiny Lives exists. The charity supports sick and premature new born babies in the RVI hospital and whether you know someone personally whose life has been affected by difficulties in childbirth or whether you have just seen the way it changes lives on shows such as Miracle Babies, it is undeniable that Tiny Lives is a great cause to support.

YoungMinds too, are worthy of all and any support they receive. They deal with so many issues that affect young people in ways we can’t detect. The help youngsters with bullying, sexual pressure and mental health issues from social anxiety to schizophrenia.

It is for this reason that a charity fun day is being held in Wardley Social Club on the 15 November- this Saturday, starting from 1pm and finishing at 5pm, with entry on the door set at £1.

All funds raised from the raffle, tombola, face painting, henna and all other fun activities will contribute to these two charities. There will be something for people of all ages and if the price we have to pay to help such amazing causes is to have fun, then that seems a price worth paying. We hope to see you there! All welcome.

Wardley Social Club- Wardley Legion Social Club, Sunderland Road, GATESHEAD, Tyne and Wear, NE10 8AU

 

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