Congratulations to Hayley and Team Opia on completing the Tough Mudder challenge on April 29th and raising  £177 for JSF.

The team waded through 5 miles of mud, with 13 obstacles. Well done team and thank you!!

Congratulations to Daniel Ralph for his heroic effort in completing the Virgin Money London Marathon and raising a spectacular £3,576 for JSF.

This was an incredible challenge for Daniel.  Not only was it his first ever marathon but also, after his knee gave out after 2 miles,  he refused to give up and somehow managed to drag himself along the next 24 miles to reach the finishing line.

But he did it, and for that he really deserves that medal and even more support – there is still time to sponsor Daniel.

Also a very special thanks to Phillip Anthony and staff of Co-Operative Systems who made a significant donation to sponsor Daniel and help him meet his target.

Thank you Daniel and thank you to everyone who sponsored him.

 

Thank you Phil for your heroic effort!!!

Phil has raised  £454 so far but please sponsor him to help him reach his £800 target. He deserves it!!

Daniel Ralph’s  training is coming along well, but he has a long way to go!!

This is Daniel’s first ever marathon and it is a tough challenge. He has agreed to raise a minimum of £3,000 for the Janki Saye Foundation and he really needs your support and encouragement to achieve his target.

Please sponsor Daniel and help him to raise the money needed to help George:

George is 11 years old. He has cerebral palsy, severe learning difficulties and epilepsy. He is wheelchair bound, unable to talk and relies on his mother for his basic everyday needs.

At his school, 3 days a week., George has access to an EyeGaze system with skills development software. With this system, he uses his eyes to control the activities. Staff have found that he really enjoys these sessions.

George’s family are very keen to for him to be able to practice these activities at home so that he can advance his learning and also use the EyeGaze system to  communicate with them.

This technology costs £3,300.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please sponsor Daniel and help him to raise the money needed to help George.

 

 

 

Daniel Ralph is braving the cold winter mornings to train for his first ever marathon in order to raise a minimum of £3,000 for the Janki Saye Foundation.

This is a tough challenge and Daniel will need all the help he can to reach his target, so please show your support and  sponsor him today!

It was a great night of fun and laughter.

Huge thanks to comedians Arthur Smith, Tony Law, Mark Restuccia, Tom Ward, Ariane Sherine, Ross Smith and Elizabeth Guterbock who so generously gave up their time for this event.

Thanks also to the East Dulwich Tavern for all their help and support in hosting the evening.

And of course thanks to everyone who attended and also to those who made donations. And a special thank you to Debesh Datta for donating his entire raffle winnings back into the foundation.

The combined support and generosity of everyone involved helped to raise approximately over £1,500 (and counting…), which will enable us to provide life changing assistive technology to at least 2 individuals. So watch this space for updates.

 

 

 

We are incredibly pleased and enormously honoured that Surbition High School – Pankhurst House chose the Janki Saye Foundation as one of their supported charities during this past academic year.

The pupils worked hard to raise awareness and funds – they baked cakes, held Raise and Give (RAG) activities, washed cars, wore mufti and held a two-night Fashion Show.

The total funds raised for us was a very impressive £1,000. Huge thanks to everyone involved!!!

 

Huge congratulations and thanks to Team JSF Nightrider (Nadeem Samaha, Chris Wright, Debesh Datta, David Anderson, Luke McFarland and Ken Bryan) who completed this epic bike ride on the night of June 4th/5th.

 

It was a real test of endurance, cycling in the dark (and looking for signposts) while negotiating traffic and hills. And the team all participated with smiles on their faces!

Together they raised a spectacular £3,000 in sponsorship – not bad for a night’s work!

Thank you again boys – you are real heroes!

The money raised will make a huge difference and goes a long way to funding the assistive technology required by Kinjal who has muscular dystrophy. Read Kinjal’s story….

 

 

 

We are very pleased to announce that Pankhurst House at Surbiton High School have nominated us as one of the charities they will support this year.

Thank you all  for the money you have raised so far and a special mention to Dave Webb for raising so much money and flour with your cake bakes!!