Down District Council Launches BuddyCard Scheme

“I feel it is important to help maintain the individual’s dignity and independence when using leisure facilities and our scheme now allows a ‘Buddy’ to accompany them and if necessary use the same facility or activity free of charge.” Down District Council’s Leisure Services look forward to welcoming more disabled users to the district’s leisure centres as a result of the introduction of the BuddyCard Scheme. For further information and an application from contact your nearest leisure centre or visit www.downdc.gov.uk [caption id="attachment_30883" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Pictured at the launch of the Buddycard Scheme were Collete McGinty, South Eastern HSC Trust Disability Physical Activity Co-ordinator, Michael Lipsett, Down District Couyncil Director of Recreation, Macartan Bryce, Council Leisure Centre Manager, Cllr Mickey Coogan, Community Safety Partnership Chairman, with Bill Keown, Down Disability Chairman, front."][/caption] ]]>

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