Life After Curve Scoliosis Charity

In order to help us in our mission to spread awareness and assist persons with scoliosis, there are various ways you can support us. We have recently started a natural juice initiative. You can purchase our drinks at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Newton's Variety Store. If you are wondering where they are located you can send us an email or message us on Instagram. View this post on Instagram On Friday we sampled our natural juices at Riverview Cafe (Queen Elizabeth Hospital) for their Customer Appreciation Day. Thanks to all of those who sampled our juices, Sea View Farms was glad to hear the positive feedback. A post shared by LACS Charity (@l.a.c_scoliosis) on Dec 16, 2018 at 1:06pm PST Moreover, we have a few of our charity shirts. These will be limited edition because we are currently on hiatus in regards to ordering more shirts. As mentioned earlier you can contact us in order to schedule a pickup an

Registration Form ( Closes Wednesday 7th 2017)

We have recently created a instagram page for the Life After Curve Scoliosis Charity. Our username is l.a.c_scoliosis. Additionally, we have a Facebook page where you can message us, get informed about scoliosis and keep up to date on any events that we are either hosting or attending. Before, the Facebook account Life-After Curve along with the closed group was initiated. You were able to message the charity through that account, however it is now easier to interact and find us at the new page we have established. Not only can you chat with us and ask questions about scoliosis, but you can also view posts and videos that we make in one space. A donation button has also been added; it will lead you to this blog and will inform you about details on the donation process.

"Hikers Barbados and local charity Life-After Curve took to the streets yesterday morning (22nd January, 2017) to educate the public about the challenges faced by people who suffer from scoliosis. The inaugural hike was done to raise awareness about the signs and symptoms of scoliosis among children and adults, and raise funds for those who need immediate assistance. The hike, which made stops at historic landmarks on the South Coast, was headed by historian Trevor Marshall and was attended by scoliosis patients, parents and guardians. The hikers interacted with curious onlookers, supplying them with information and accepting donations along the two-mile trail. In an interview with Barbados TODAY, president of Life-After Curve Blanche Goring quoted statistics from the National Scoliosis Foundation (NSF), which indicated that...." Read more at Barbados Today

On Sunday, 22nd January 2017, the first fundraising event for this charity was held. Below are some captures from the informative event. President of Life After Curve Scoliosis was in the moment of registering participants that arrived. Historian Trevor Marshall (blue,black and yellow shirt) showing participants some distinguished persons in the photograph. One of these persons was the Right Honourable Errol Walton Barrow posing by the Harp Gun. We were able to see the Harp Gun; Mr. Marshall relayed information about the Harp Gun and the history behind it. This information was very beneficial for the participants since they were able to learn important things about Barbados. Participants hiking along the pathway. Some time was taken to snap some group photos. Banner:compliments of B3 Imaging Inc. The family at Life After Curve Scoliosis is very appreciative of the persons that came out to support; we would also like to extent thanks to Trevor Marshall, Hik