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Free boat trips for thedisabled courtesy of TheFriends of Dolphin CharityDolphin was conceived as a special project by theRotary Club of Parkstone in 1979 to celebrate the 75thAnniversary of Rotary International. The aim wassimple: to provide a specially equipped, sturdy safeboat to give free trips to disabled persons of all agesand disabilities, especially those in wheelchairs, inPoole Harbour, which is the second largest naturalharbours in the world. Dolphin I was launched in 1980and since then we have taken over 50,000 passengers.We have, over the years, had great help and supportfrom the Royal Marines at their Hamworthy base, thePoole Harbour Commissioners, the Poole Boat HavenMarina and, also the Poole Fisherman’s Associationwho very kindly allow us a berth in their end of theMarina. Dolphin III works from the Boat Haven Marinawith the kind help and cooperation of the Marinastaff, where the pontoons allow direct loading ofwheelchairs. It must also be stressed that the wholeservice is run entirely by many volunteers who willingdonate their time.The Friends of Dolphin take the safety of bothpassengers and boat most diligently and areconstantly looking at improvements. With this in mind,regular training exercises are carried out by thecrew so that we are able to deal with any emergencyshould it ever arise. We operate trips from 1st Mayuntil 30th September each year, on average takingover 2000 disabled passengers with their carers. Themajority of trips are around the Harbour and islands,of which there are two in any one day, but where thetides allow, there can be a single trip in the day up toWareham where our passengers enjoy a fish and chiplunch on board before returning down river to Poole.Although the majority of our passengers are mainlyfrom Dorset and Hampshire, we also have many whoholiday in the area from many parts of the UK.In May 2018 the Lord Lieutenant of Dorset, AngusCampbell, presented The Friends of Dolphin with theprestigious Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service,known as the MBE for Charities. Our Chairman, RayKipling, commented “We are absolutely thrilled tohave been recognised in this way. It is a reflection ofmany years of hard work by hundreds of volunteerswho have brought so much happiness to all ourpassengers”. In September 2018, the Lord Lieutenantalso kindly came to present a certificate and flowersto our 50,000th passenger… another milestone sincewe started in 1980.For more information please visit: www.thefriendsofdolphin.co.ukDOLPHIN IIIThe Friends of Dolphin wish to thank the Poole Harbour Commissioners and the staffof the Boat Haven for their help and assistance over the years.We have now given free trips to over 50,000 disabled persons of all ages and disabilitiessince 1980, and rely entirely on fund raising and donations to run the boat. Should anydisabled group or individual wish to book a trip or if you wish to give a donation toDolphin, then please ring:Bob Irwin on 01258 875806
www.pooleregatta.co.ukSave the dateFor the next International Paint Poole RegattaFantastic racing conditionsIRC, multihull and keelboat racingGreat facilities for visiting yachtsmenA full social programmeThe nextInternational PaintPoole Regatta30 APRIL - 2 MAY2022© IAN ROMANOrganised by the Combined Yacht Clubs of Poole67
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