A charity met with supporters to explain how it helps children with mental health and wellbeing issues.
More than 100 ladies heard how therapy for children’s mental health and wellbeing is tailored on a case by case basis during a fundraising lunch in support of Kids Inspire.
Shopping, fashion, a delicious two-course lunch and prosecco were all on the agenda for the leisurely lunch at the Channels Estate in Little Waltham.
The event successfully raised funds to go towards individual, family, or group therapeutic support for children, young people, and their families in Essex.
Founder and CEO Sue Bell, said: “Funds from dedicated days such as this one, are all spent on children and young people that don’t obviously fit into some of our more structured therapeutic projects. ‘One size’ of therapy does not fit all, and vital funds from this lunch will help us to create bespoke treatment plans using our range of traditional and innovative counselling and therapies.”
For more on the charity see www.kidsinspire.org.uk/
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