BIG BROTHER STAR TO JOIN CHILDREN IN CHARITY CHAT
By Rosamond Hutt, Community Newswire
EDUCATION Chatter London, 08 Feb 2006 - 08:54
A charity that helps children develop communication skills was today hosting a "chat-along" in South London with Big Brother runner-up Eugene Sully as part of its annual fundraising week involving thousands of youngsters across the UK.
The electrical engineer, from Crawley, whose nerdy chatter earnt him second place in series six of the reality television show was attending the event at an Early Years Centre in Mulgrave today.
The sponsored challenge, which is taking place from February 6 to 12, encourages thousands of children to perform a song, rhyme, story, or poem at their playgroup or nursery in aid of charity I Can which provides therapy and education for youngsters with communication disabilities.
The Chatterbox Challenge aims to promote learning and social development through singing and talking.....
.....I CAN uses a combination of specialist therapy and education to help children with the most severe and complex disabilities as well as providing information for parents and training for teachers and other professionals.
To find out more about the charity visit
www.ican.org.uk
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