Province of East Kent

The Challenging Behaviour Foundation, a small national charity founded by a parent from Gillingham and now supporting families across the UK, received a cheque for £12,000 from The Grand Charity. The cheque was presented by the Provincial Grand Master, the Rt.W Bro. Michael Robin Bailey, on Thursday 7th. February at the Foundation’s Headquarters at the Old Court House, Chatham.

The unique work of the Challenging Behaviour Foundation, providing resources and support to families caring for individuals with severe learning disabilities, has earned the Challenging Behaviour Foundation a growing national reputation in this specialist field. The grant from The Grand Charity will support the work of the Challenging Behaviour Foundations Family Support Worker, who runs the Challenging Behaviour Foundations parents linking scheme and email networks and provides individual telephone support to families.

The photograph shows the Provincial Grand Master  with the Development Manager Karen McKane (Centre) and Family Support Worker Gemma Honeyman (Left)..

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