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Endurance kayak charity challenge
West Cumbrian mother of two disabled children is aiming to kayak 13 lakes in 48 hours to raise money for a respite centre.
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A mother of two disabled children from Moor Row in west Cumbria has spent 48 hours kayaking around 13 lakes in the Lake District. Dawn Raynor is hoping to raise thousands of pounds towards building a respite centre for families like hers.
Dawn's charity 'Give us a break' needs to raise £1m to get the project going.
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Dawn Raynor aims to kayak 13 lakes in 48 hours
Mother of disabled twins prepares to kayak around 13 lakes in 48 hours
A mother of two disabled twin boys is aiming to kayak around 13 lakes in 48 hours to raise money for a respite centre in west Cumbria. Dawn Raynor from Moor Row has two teenage boys who suffer from tuberous sclerosis, which causes them to have several fits every day.
Dawn says their closest respite centre is 20 miles away and is only open three days a week. She wants to raise £1 million to open a respite centre to give parents and disabled children a break. She's hoping to raise thousands of pounds by completing the challenge on September 8th and 9th.
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Dawn Raynor aims to kayak 13 lakes in 48 hours
Mother of two disabled children wants to raise money to build a respite centre in west Cumbria