Saturday March 24, 2012 – Sydney NSW
Thank you for choosing to take part in the 2012 RIDBC Splash for Cash swimathon and support the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC). By jumping in the pool and taking the challenge for charity you'll be helping RIDBC support thousands of children around Australia living with hearing or vision loss.
In just minutes you can build your own page and approach your supporters for a donation by emailing around the unique link of your webpage. Each donation is recorded on your page along with any message of support from your donors. So get a head start and make sure you create an online fundraising page today.
To get started simply:
- Click 'Start Fundraising' (if you have already previously registered for an Everyday Hero event, please click 'Login')
- Build your online fundraising page
- Send your online fundraising page link around to friends, family and colleagues to start raising funds for RIDBC!
Splash for Cash events for 2012 include:
- Sydney – Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre on Saturday March 24, 2012, or
- Hunter – Forum Sports & Aquatic Centre, Newcastle University on Sunday March 25, 2012, or
- Central Coast – Mingara One Fitness Aquatics Wellness Centre on Sunday March 25, 2012
- Ingham – Hinchinbrook Aquatic Centre on Sunday March 11, 2012
- Hornsby Masters – Knox Grammer Aquatic Centre on Sunday March 25, 2012
- Lower North Shore – Mosman Swim Centre on Sunday April 22, 2012
If you are unable to attend these events, you can also ‘Splash Out’ and swim on an alternative day and at your own venue of choice




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Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children
The Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC) provides a wide range of innovative services and educational programs for children with hearing and/or vision loss.
Over 1000 children with significant vision and/or hearing loss are benefiting from RIDBC’s broad range of tailored services. As well, RIDBC provides vision and hearing screening to more than 2000 babies and children each year. RIDBC supports children from their first weeks of life right through their teenage years. As well as conducting centres at several locations in Sydney, Newcastle and the Central Coast in NSW, RIDBC provides support services in mainstream schools across Sydney. Through RIDBC Teleschool, RIDBC works extensively with children in regional and remote Australia via in–home videoconferencing. By using the latest communications technology to link deaf children and blind children with RIDBC’s highly specialised staff in Sydney, RIDBC is ensuring disability services are delivered to all Australian families – no matter how remote. The RIDBC Renwick Centre, in affiliation with the University of Newcastle, conducts world–leading research and offers postgraduate courses in a range of fields relating to the development and education of children with hearing or vision impairment. RIDBC relies heavily on fundraising and community support to continue to make a difference in the lives of these children. |
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