The young people at Seashell are superheroes….you can be too!

Our Seashell Superhero Day takes place just after Disability Awareness Day on Tuesday 16th July and we want YOU to fundraise to help our students with the most complex disabilities. Choose a fundraising event, use the day as an opportunity to learn more about disabilities and support Seashell all at the same time.

Choose from five super ways to get involved – we’ve made suggestions for you below and in our fundraising pack.

How do I get started?

Download the super e-pack full of resources for the day. From a printable superhero mask, price tags for your clothes swap to a template to design your own superhero costume, we have everything!  

Your pack also includes information about the challenges children and young adults with complex disabilities face. Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be deafblind? We have an activity designed by specialists in disability education to help you understand how it feels.  

Want to set up a JustGiving Page for your fundraising? Get started here.

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Wear a Superhero outfit

Get your workplace or school to dress up as superheroes for the day and donate £1 each.

Try a Super Bake

Are you a budding baker? Raise some dough by selling your delicious treats to help children with complex disabilities.

Host a Super Sale

Does your wardrobe need a revamp? Your unwanted items could be a new firm favourite for a friend. Host a clothes sale and find your new wardrobe staples.

Design your own Superhero

What would your ideal superhero look like? What powers would they have? What would you call them? Our fundraising pack has room for your own designs. Donate £1 and share your pictures on social media. Don’t forget to tag us!

Take on a Super Challenge

Do your challenge at lunch time, as a team builder or throughout the week. Ask your friends and family to sponsor you. Setting your own run, walk or wheel challenges means you can tailor your fundraising to your own abilities.

A bit about Seashell… 

Seashell is an extraordinary place for extraordinary people. 

We help children and young adults with the most complex disabilities and their families to live their best lives through our Cheadle-based school, college, residential care homes and inclusive activities program. 

The children and young adults who come to Seashell have profound, multiple and complex disabilities, for example severe learning and communication difficulties, multi-sensory impairments, and physical disabilities to name a few.  

They are all superheroes combatting incredible challenges on a daily basis.