KPAC
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KPAC has purchase a fully accessible holiday caravan home which has an access ramp and larger rooms for ease of moving around, grab rails, sliding doors, low level kitchen facilities and a fully accessible bathroom. The caravan is sited on a beautiful family holiday park in the Lake District which also has fully accessible facilities including a pool hoist and trained staff.
The running cost of the project is in the region of £7,000. This includes the site fees, cleaning and maintenance. The project does generate income through hire fees that cover some of the running cost but to help keep the hire charges low KPAC is seeking contributions of any amount towards these running costs.
KPAC Accessible Caravan Project has been sponsored by the following people / organisations:
Graham and Helen Barker
Pat and John Barker
Jane Calveley
Karl Hart
Frances and Paul Kilner
Clare Lawrence
Joanna Lawrence
Knowsley MBC
Pat McCarthy
Sue and Mark McKeown
Lynne O’Hare
Karen and Paul Omar
Gary and Helen Peckham
Thank you for your support
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