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Queensland Charity needs uw photographer this weekend

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Queensland Charity needs uw photographer this weekend

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  1. The Marketing co-ordinator for Montrose Access rang me just now asking if I was available to shoot the final day of their "Shark Bait Kids" hydrotherapy program this Saturday 5 December in the shark tank at Seaworld on the Gold Coast Queensland Australia.

     

    Montrose Access are a Charitable Organisation that provides a broad range of specialist programs and services for children with a range of physical disabilities. (my 8 year old son David is one of their clients, he has juvenile Arthritis)

     

    They need pictures for publicity purposes of this weekend's activities and your work would be a gift to them. I would do it but I am in Sydney at the moment.

     

    Here's info:

     

    " Shark Bait Kids is a world first hydrotherapy program developed by MontroseAccess that is designed to improve the physical, social and emotional wellbeing of children with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) by introducing them to the wonders of the underwater world.

     

    Seven children will undertake 10 weeks of supervised hydrotherapy at Brisbane Dive Academy, Bulimba, that will focus on ensuring they become familiar with diving equipment. The program will culminate in a weekend camp to swim with the marine life in an artificial reef. "

     

     

    Shark Bait Kids link

     

    It's last minute obviously, but if there is someone in South East Queensland that is up for it, it's for a good cause. You would need to be proficient in above and below water PR style shooting, kids in dive gear etc.

     

    If you are interested in helping contact

     

    Susan Marketing co-ordinator, Montrose Access.

    07 3717 1109

    0416 275 877

     

    thanks

    darren

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