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Dean and Sean are abseiling down the tower of St John’s church in Keynsham to raise money for Keynsham Mencap.
The event takes place on Dean’s 30th birthday and what better way to celebrate then taking part in an adrenaline inducing adventurous challenge!
Dean is part of the Jefferies-Watkins family, staying with us overnight every week and he’s family. Sean is taking part in the event to support Dean to make sure he is able to access these amazing opportunities and new experiences.
ABOUT KEYNSHAM MENCAP
Keynsham Mencap is a local charity that has a big impact! They run 9 clubs for children & adults with learning disabilities. Offering the opportunity to make & maintain friendships, take part in activities, develop skills and confidence and to have access to life experiences that we may take for granted.
They provide youth clubs, social groups, sports, music, days out, trips & holidays for over 160 members.
Keynsham Mencap is completely self funded, receiving no funding from the local authority or national Mencap. So every penny counts and really does make a difference.
The event takes place on Dean’s 30th birthday and what better way to celebrate then taking part in an adrenaline inducing adventurous challenge!
Dean is part of the Jefferies-Watkins family, staying with us overnight every week and he’s family. Sean is taking part in the event to support Dean to make sure he is able to access these amazing opportunities and new experiences.
ABOUT KEYNSHAM MENCAP
Keynsham Mencap is a local charity that has a big impact! They run 9 clubs for children & adults with learning disabilities. Offering the opportunity to make & maintain friendships, take part in activities, develop skills and confidence and to have access to life experiences that we may take for granted.
They provide youth clubs, social groups, sports, music, days out, trips & holidays for over 160 members.
Keynsham Mencap is completely self funded, receiving no funding from the local authority or national Mencap. So every penny counts and really does make a difference.
