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FRIENDS IN THE WINDOW SERIES

21/5/2020

 
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Kate Willis fell in love with the Champion Centre back in 2015, when she was a volunteer.
‘Every person I met in the Centre had a heart of gold and was passionate about what they did, and the children never failed to put a smile on my face with their excitement and contagious energy,’ says Kate.
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From her experience, Kate was surprised to find out that the Champion Centre wasn't fully funded. ‘The work they do is so valuable and life-changing for each small person who is able to attend the Centre. As I began looking for placements through my Arts Therapy study in 2019, I once again sought out the Champion Centre’.

Kate has been an intern at the Centre for just under a year and still loves the place just as much as she did a few years back.  ‘Through the pandemic, I saw a lot of charities were struggling with limited opportunities to fundraise. I decided I wanted to do something even if it was small to make a difference. Art is one of my passions, and through walking around my neighbourhood during the lockdown, the inspiration came to me. The idea that I could create a product that could be a memento to people from this time in isolation and help even just a few people in this strange and hard time,’ says Kate.
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Friends in the window series:
30% of all the profits go to a charitable organisation, of which the Champion Centre is one.
To place an order go to www.katewillisartist.com
 

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  • Home
  • What We Do
    • Our Services
    • Our Programmes >
      • Monitoring Programme
      • Family Support
      • Speech and Language Therapy
      • Early Intervention Teaching
      • Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy
      • Learning through musical play
      • Feeding experiences programme
      • Relating and Communicating Programme
      • Technology Supported Learning
      • Learning through Play
      • Transition to School
      • Early Intervention Educators
    • Advocacy
  • Who We Are
    • About Us
    • History
    • Our model of practice
    • Centre leadership
    • Board of Trustees
    • Annual Reports
    • Our staff
    • Champion Centre Newsletter
  • WAYS TO HELP
    • How you can help
    • Donate Online
    • Champion Foundation Trust
  • Our News
    • Champion Connection
    • WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
  • RESOURCES
    • Resources for families
    • Resources for professionals
  • SHOP
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