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National Doughnut Week 2008

HELPING TO BUILD A
BRIGHTER FUTURE

FOR CHILDREN WITH
SEVERE DISABILITIES

WHAT MAKES
THE CHILDREN'S TRUST SPECIAL?

Every parent expects that his or her child will be born perfect and will progress through childhood without serious injury or illness. Unfortunately sometimes those expectations re shattered; children are born with disabilities or are damaged through tragic accidents or illnesses. For those children and their families, The Children's Trust exists to offer them the best possible care, therapy, education and rehabilitation.

WHAT WE DO

The combination of services that the Trust offers children with profound and multiple disabilities is unique. There are around 75 children in our care at any one time and The Children's Trust helps over 200 families each year through a range of services:

REHABILITATION
The Trust offers intensive individual therapy programme's to help children who have suffered a serious brain injury through accident or illness.

ST MARGRET'S SCHOOL
St Margaret's offers special education to 30 residential and 10 day pupils with profound and multiple leaning difficulties.

RESIDENTIAL CARE
Short-term and long-term expert nursing care for children with multiple disabilities and complex health needs, including children with life-limiting conditions and for children who need transitional care between hospital and home.

OUTREACH
For those children who are cared for at home, the Outreach service offers families a much needed break offering expert nursing care at home.

Registered Charity No. 288018

email: info@dunns-bakery.co.uk

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helping to build a brighter future, doughnuts, charity, raise money

All over the country high street bakers of all sizes raised much needed funds for the work of Save the Children by entering into the spirit of National Doughnut Week. The local bakers' enthusiasm was contagious, encouraging customers and local businesses to join in and thus increasing sales. Many shops found fame in their local media with the help of special press packs prepared by Save the Children.

National Doughnut Week celebrity, the Muppet's Swedish Chef, was also heard on radio programs across the country. Doughnut week was also regularly mentioned on Radio 1's Chris Moyles' Show as well as Radio 2's wake up to Wogan, Jimmy Young Show and Steve Wright in the Afternoon. There were also TV appearances on Children's BBC, Channel 5's The Wright Stuff and the Community Channel. At a local level, bakers up and down the country received excellent publicity in their local newspapers and on local radio shows. Now in it's 13th year, National Doughnut Week has raised significant funds for Save The Children thanks to the support of high street bakers up and down the country - over £36,000 last year alone.

In addition to this, high street bakers can also raise their profile and benefit their own business through National Doughnut Week