Dormobile appeal for disabled
24th October 1981, Page 17
24th October 1981
Page 17
Page 17, 24th October 1981
— Dormobile appeal for disabled
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TWO HUNDRED youngsters, many of whom have suffered severe brain damage in road accidents, are being given a useful start in adult life by Portland Training College for the Disabled at Mansfield, Notts.
Dormobile's managing director, Phil Charlesworth, has backed a new appeal to raise £1 million to build a village in Sherwood Forest for 40 more seriously disabled schoolleavers and has paid for a glossy coloured brochure to publicise the charity. The village is to be constructed in three phases over three years, the first to be completed in a year's time to take 20 more students.