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Greenhous Group donates van to Little Rascals Foundation

By Shropshire Live Business31 October 2024
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Greenhous Group, one of the UK’s largest automotive groups, has donated a van to Little Rascals Foundation.

Greenhous Group donates van to Little Rascals Foundation

The foundation provides specialised care and holiday programmes, working closely with local schools and communities across Shropshire to raise awareness and advocate for the rights of children with SEND.

The newly donated van, featuring a brightly coloured livery, will be essential in transporting sensory play items to groups across the county, including schools and libraries. These resources are critical for enhancing the experiences of children with SEND by providing engaging, sensory-rich environments.

Ashley Passant, Greenhous Group Managing Director commented: “It was an easy decision to donate a vehicle to support the amazing work of Little Rascals Foundation. The work they do in the community is invaluable, and we’re delighted that the van will help them reach even more children and families.”

Jessica Palmer-Jones, Charity & Business Manager at Little Rascals Foundation added: “We’re incredibly grateful to Greenhous Group for their generosity in supporting children with SEND across our community.

"The van will provide logistical support, enabling us to continue our mission of creating inclusive and supportive spaces for children with SEND throughout the region. This donation will make a massive difference in helping us reach more children and provide the essential tools they need to thrive.”

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