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Spina Bifida charity in Peterborough receives £2,500 grant

By Gary Edwards
March 4, 2022
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Representatives of SHINE and Maximus Foundation UK at the virtual presentation of the cheque.
Representatives of SHINE and Maximus Foundation UK at the virtual presentation of the cheque.

Maximus Foundation UK has awarded a grant of £2,500 to SHINE to help fund a new project to support young people affected by complex spine and brain conditions.

The charity, based at Minerva Business Park in Orton Southgate, provides specialist support for people and families living with spina bifida, a defect in the development of the spinal cord, which leaves a gap or splint in the spine spine, and hydrocephalus – a build-up of fluid in the brain that can have physical and cognitive effects.

The donation is part of the Foundation’s latest round of dedicated fundraising to help

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local charities nationwide. The grant was awarded via a virtual check presentation by a

Administrator of the Maximus Foundation.

In 2021, the Maximus Foundation UK awarded grant recipients for a total of £95,000.

Nicola Campbell, Head of Trust and Foundation Development, SHINE, said: “This year we hope to expand our Little Stars project to support young people with spina bifida and hydrocephalus throughout their childhood, enabling them to achieve their academic, career and life goals.

“Thanks to the generosity of the Maximus Foundation, our team of specialists can provide more personalized advice and support to families when they need it most.”

Di Briggs, Chairman of the Maximus Foundation UK, added: “The economic and social impacts of the pandemic continue to be felt in communities across the UK. We are therefore delighted to be able to help SHINE continue its incredible work of supporting those affected by these two life-changing conditions.

Maximus Foundation UK is a not-for-profit company committed to supporting charities that have been nominated by Maximus UK employees. These charities are committed to helping the underprivileged and making a real difference in people’s lives through health, employment or community development.

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