Last Saturday The Rainbow Centre hosted their Family Fun Day at the Bradbury Building, Fareham. Despite the blazing heat the event was attended with stall holders aplenty selling various locally produced products, classic cars were on show, a giant inflatable assault course, a traditional merry go round, dog show and an array of exciting live …
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Work Experience Diary/Blog Work experience is something many of us have to do at school, and is sometimes seen as a bit of a chore. But, having been lucky enough to do my work experience at the Rainbow Centre, I can see how valuable it is. I started off my week attending one of the …
What do you do when faced with a 70 box Ikea delivery of shelving units with numerous components needing to be carefully constructed into a much-needed storage system to support our children’s services? The usual flatpack furniture fear felt by most was no task too big for two young Lead Forensics volunteers who visited our …
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In May 2012 Isla was welcomed into the world weighing 6lb 2 oz. She was born from a normal, problem free pregnancy at 40 weeks +4 days. After six hours of labour the baby’s heart rate fell therefore the delivery was assisted with a vacuum. After Isla was born, she needed 5 rescue breaths then …
Regular Givers are a vital part of support to The Rainbow Centre. Find out why regular giving is so important and beneficial to us below; Having guaranteed income from our generous monthly givers means we are able to plan for the future and look to invest in bigger projects. This means we are able to …
JÓZSEF OLEXA – Fine Artist We are delighted to have the support of József Olexa, who was born in Budapest in 1960. After completing the Technical School of Printing Technology he was attending the College of Fine Arts. Joined the Hungarian Artists Fund in 1989 and has been a member of the Association of Hungarian …
Julia’s Story Julia was diagnosed with MS by her consultant in January 2015. When she was first diagnosed, she didn’t know where to go or who to ask for information; she was very frightened about the future. Then she discovered The Rainbow Centre. Julia says, “I was so lucky that a friend recommended The Rainbow …
The Rainbow Centre is completely dependent on support from people like you. We receive no government
funding and rely entirely on donations and support from individuals, businesses, foundations & organisations,
and grants to support the many families who benefit from our services. Click here to find out more about our upcoming
events, or for more information on ways to support the work of The Rainbow Centre.
The Rainbow Centre is completely dependent on support from people like you. We receive no government funding and rely entirely on donations and support from individuals, businesses, foundations & organisations, and grants to support the many families who benefit from our services. Click here to find out more about our upcoming events, or for more information on ways to support the work of The Rainbow Centre.
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