Diabetes charity the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation has experienced great success following their move to a new home.
The JDRF, who focus on trying to find a cure for type 1 diabetes, moved to their Southampton premise seven years ago. Since entering the area in 2002, the diabetes charity has raised around one million pounds.
The team are now moving to a larger office to continue preparing for Walk to Cure Diabetes this September. JDRF regional development manager Nicki Gerrard reportedly commented: "Since JDRF established an office in this area in 2002, we have raised around £1m. This would have been impossible without the help and support of Ford Motor Company and we really appreciate all they have done for us."
Diabetes charity going from strength to strength
Fri, 31 Jul 2009
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