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The Sunshine Foundation for Children with Special Needs is a charity that raises awareness, funds and support for children with special needs in Grenada and here, in the UK.

06/12/2025

We are at this Carribean Christmas Market today until 10pm.

Join us as we raise funds by selling spices, fresh from Grenada!

15/10/2025

If you would like to book tickets for our quiz night this Saturday, please do!

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/thesunshinefoundation/1839263?fbclid=IwdGRjcANcPe1jbGNrA1w96GV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEev-Opm1p4aT3BY-UkVEXRlHjiSUeOQwrxgHU0MQGXjR9kSh_yDkZdPG7P8wA_aem_ny3yVfPOz7zqxlA-FOTEjg

The Sunshine Foundation Black Culture Quiz 2025 – Acton Vale Community Centre, Sat 18 Oct 2025 - Get your teams together for the return of The Sunshine Foundation for Children with Special Needs' Black Culture/Black History Month Quiz. Be prepared for an evening of healthy competition, fun and lau...

14/10/2025

This Saturday! Let's celebrate Black History Month while fundraising for our charity...

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http://www.thesunshinefoundation.co.uk/donate

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History of St. Andrew’s School for Special Education

St. Andrew's School for Special Education came about in 1998 by a Canadian Peace Corps Volunteer named Maureen. Classes started in a corner space at a local pre-school with five students. As the student population increased the school moved to a house in Ford, a village on the outskirts of Grenville. A total of 10 students were housed there. In April of 1990 the school moved from the house in Ford to a church building at Hills Road, Grenville. While at the church the student enrolment grew from ten to nineteen. The local Catholic Church leased a piece of land located on Cook Hill Road, Grenville, St. Andrew's. The actual school building was built through fundraising efforts by a German agency Christoffel Blindenmission, or CBM. In December 1991, the Board and Staff hosted an opening Ceremony at the school's premises.