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RANNOCH ASSOCIATION TRUST SUPPORTS The
Rannoch Association Trust is a registered charity formed in November
2004 by a group of former pupils of Rannoch School with the objectives
of both preserving the memory and philosophy of that school and of
providing bursaries to similar small deserving institutions. The
Trust has been in touch with Dr Graham’s Homes and considers the
educational possibilities of Dr Graham’s to be well worth supporting.
Accordingly the Trust is delighted to be able to offer a bursary scheme
which it believes to be an effective use of its funds. The
Trust will make special provision to receive further donations towards
bursaries at Dr Graham’s and invites interested parties to make a
contribution. In this way,
funds received, whether large or small, can be directed towards
increasing the number of educational possibilities for a very deserving
cause. Donations
may be received by Messrs Munro & Noble, 26 Church Street,
Inverness, IV1 1HX and should be marked Rannoch Association Trust/Dr
Graham’s Homes. The
Rannoch Association Trust is registered Scottish Charity No SC036430 --------------------------------------------------- Will you help us sponsor a pupil at Dr Graham's? Full sponsorship costs around £750pa but the Trust has made arrangements to accept on Dr Grahams' behalf any extra funds raised. It is intended to ringfence such funds for this use only. In this way we can help a very worthwhile cause.
The Trust currently sponsors twins Mark and Francis Gomes, age 4, at Dr Graham's in Kalimpong. The history and operation of Dr Graham's is too long to explain here. For more info go to www.drgrahamshomes.co.uk/index.html
Received from Dr Graham's UK contact on 22.11.07: " My reason for writing now is because Mrs Tina Dennis who organised the Christmas Greetings cards visited the Homes in September. I asked if she could take some pictures of the twins which she did and sent them to me to forward. They are still quite tiny compared to the other
children but I understand they were very malnourished when they arrived
at the Homes and could not walk or speak properly. It took Ms Aity Rai
the Matron of Lucia King and the hospital staff hours to massage their
legs to strengthen them.. They are quite bright now and because they are
twins and small are great favourites. But you will know all this if you
were able to visit The Homes during the year.
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