Dear Supporter,
By purchasing some lucky numbers in the 'Keep our stars shining raffle' you could win your choice of 1 of 2 fantastic prizes. Each entry is just $5. PLUS 10 numbers for $30, 15 numbers for for $40, 20 numbers for $50.
PLUS pay within 14 days and go into the draw to win the fabulous Mystery Bonus Prize!
Your Choice:
Suzuki Swift or a fabulous Harvey Norman Golden Shopping Spree both valued at $20 000.
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- Cerebral palsy is a permanent physical condition that affects movement.
- In Australia it is estimated that a child is born with cerebral palsy every 18 hours.
- For most the cause of cerebral palsy is unknown.
valued at $20,000 at Harvey Norman.
Come into Harvey norman and shop to your heart's content. Tour the whole of your chosen Harvey Norman store and indulge in whatever takes your fancy.
This is only an example of what is available at Harvey Norman and may not be in stock.
Manual valued at $20 000
The Swift comes equipped with an extensive list of features that not only make your life easier,
but also makes driving fun. Includes all on road costs.
Subject to availability of model.
A chance encounter in a Newcastle gym has seen Katherine Proudfoot go from a gym enthusiast to an international athlete and world record holder in less than 18 months.
It’s been a meteoric rise. “A couple of years ago I didn’t know much about Paralympic sport at all,” says Katherine,
who now competes in athletics sprint and throws events under cerebral palsy classifi cations.
Katherine trains twice a day, six days a week- about 3 to 4 hours of training each day. In the morning she runs and does weights and in the evening works on throw technique and/or a gym class.
She says “I do hydrotherapy once a week and work on my other skills my cerebral palsy makes hard, like hand skills for cutting with knives.”Katherine competed in shot put and discus at the paralympic games and won a silver medal in discus. She also won a silver medal in shot put and 2 bronze medals in discus and the 100 metre event at the International Paralympic Committee World Athletics championships in 2006. In 2006 she also came 5th in the 100m when she competed 2 disability classes above her classification at the Commonwealth games in Melbourne.
For Katherine, competing is all about challenge and friendships.
We are proud to say that Katherine is just another Shining Star at The Spastic Centre.
The Spastic Centre acknowledges the ongoing support of our generous sponsors: Col Crawford Motors and Harvey Norman.
The Spastic Centre follows National Privacy Principles, please be assured your details remain confidential, we do not supply our lists to any other organisations. Should you wish to have your name removed from our list please call 1300 850 538.
By law The Spastic Centre is not permitted to give cash prizes. All prizes are subject to availability and cannot be redeemed for cash. Subject to availability prizes must be redeemed within 6 months of nomination.
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Winners
Raffle 49 - Stretch for Kids Raffle
Mrs Joanna Basha of Orange.
Bonus Prize - Peugeot Scooter
Mr Herbert Hogden of Beverly Hills.