CiNF help the Famagusta
Special Needs School
The Children in Need Foundation met with the principals of the Famagusta Special Needs School, and it was agreed earlier this year that CiNF would equip a new Woodworking facility for the children in a building that the Army agreed to refurbish.
John Torris of the Children in Need Foundation (CiNF) liaised with the relevant teachers to source and purchase 11,000 TL of equipment and materials to launch and establish the facility
The new woodworking room was opened during this past week and Alan and Lesley Fairley of CiNF were in attendance to speak on behalf of CiNF and collect the plaque that was presented to CiNF in thanks for their support and donation of all the equipment and materials.
A plaque outside the woodworking workshop
Peoples involved in the project including Government Ministers awaiting the presntation
Lesley Fairley of CiNF receives a plaque in thanks for the support and donations made to the school
The re-furbished woodwork workshop
Machines supplied to equip the re-furbished woodworking facility
Woodwork pieces made in the workshop
The woodwork teacher proudly sets out the woodwork pieces
Examples of woodwork pieces offered for sale
