Phil Bristow, Business Managing Director of Worthing based business; Nsure will be taking part in The Outlaw Triathlon.

The race is on Sunday 1 July 2012 at Nottingham Holme Pierrepoint National Watersports Centre over the distance of a 2.4 mile (3900 metre) open water swim, 112 mile (180 Km) bike ride and a 26.2 mile (42 km) marathon distance run.

The target time will be to complete the race in less than 12 hours, however, Phil reserves the right to change this as his training progresses!
 

Phil is aiming to raise a total of £5000 for dizzy : support 4 diabetes and Worthing Town FC Palatine Project. Phil has decided that whilst football is extremely important, despite the famous words of the ex Liverpool Manager Bill Shankly, it is not more important than life and death and any money donated will be split two thirds to Dizzy and one third to the Worthing Town Palatine Project.

 
Please support Phil to achieve this grand target and please donate now.

You can donate via PayPal – Just click the link below.

Phil is also offering local businesses the chance to advertise on the fund raising website. Raise the profile of your business and at the same time support a fantastic cause. Get in contact with Phil for details - phil.bristow@nsure.co.uk

For more information head over to Phil’s fund raising website –

www.hiphiphooray.org.uk

dizzy can now proudly boast to be award winners. The Business Marketing and Promotion Award was accepted on behalf of everybody involved with dizzy by co-founders Jools and Jane Chaffer.

At a glitzy ceremony, Jools thanked all of our supporters and dedicated volunteers in his acceptance speech.

dizzy can now proudly boast to be awarded Disability Awareness Award Winner for a second year. The award was accepted on behalf of everybody involved with dizzy by co-founders Jools and Jane Chaffer.

At a glitzy ceremony, Jools thanked all of our supporters and dedicated volunteers in his acceptance speech.

We are very pleased to provide St Richards Diabetes Centre with two ophthalmoscopes. Melanie Teasdale from St Richards Hospital quotes "The ophthalmoscopes have indeed been very useful and thank you dizzy for kindly providing them. Patients began benefiting from them the very day they were installed. It seems the small things make the biggest contribution to patient experience ".

These were provided and installed at a cost of £1200

We are very proud to launch our 4th store. dizzy : Littlehampton was opened by Littlehampton Town Mayor : Cllr Alan Gammon.

Everybody worked incredibly hard to turn around this very run down and unloved retail unit into another stunning dizzy store. Again with a very small budget of just over £2,800 the store was fully kitted out from carpets to new lighting, signage, display fixtures and fittings, through to a new kitchen unit/ sink in the stockroom. This has been fully funded from re-investment by dizzy in our aim of bringing diabetes to the 'High Street' and educating !!

This store is our 1st town location and we hope many people will take advantage of the free literature / leaflets available in all our stores.

dizzy wish the new Branch Manager good luck with her new role

We are again very pleased to assist Diabetes UK with their fantastic educational events.

A £250 donation has been received by DUK with thanks.

dizzy can now proudly boast to be award winners. The award was accepted on behalf of everybody involved with dizzy by co-founders Jools and Jane Chaffer.

At a glitzy ceremony, Jools thanked all of our supporters and dedicated volunteers in his acceptance speech.

Fingers crossed this will the first of many honours for the team...

dizzy has agreed to assist the paediatric diabetes department, as the fantastic HbA1c machine has lost its funding source to provide the cartridges. An initial donation to assist 50 children has been provided and we are sure this will be greatly appreciated by children and their parents alike...

These were provided at a cost of £375

St Richards diabetes dietitian's have been assisted in their role of educating newly diagnosed diabetics. Karen Prinsloo (Diabetes Dietitian) quotes "these models will be a very valuable resource in our diabetes education programme".

These were provided at a cost of £110

We are very proud to launch our 3rd store. dizzy : Angmering Village was opened by Jane Chaffer. The day was a great success.

As always we are extremely grateful of everybody's support, both the general public and local businesses. Amazingly this beautiful store was opened with a budget of just over £2,000. This has been fully funded from re-investment by dizzy.

dizzy hope the new Branch Manager and her team enjoy their roles and follow our aim of increasing awareness of diabetes in the immediate area.

dizzy has provided the diabetes centre at Worthing & Southlands Hospital a fantastic top of the range 40" Sony LCD television. This will be used in the Education/ training room to aid the transfer of information in events & lectures.

dizzy has assisted another 10 'chronic' Type-1 diabetics, by funding glucose sensors for a Continual Monitoring device. This gives vital information as to what blood sugar levels are doing on an continual basis.

These were provided at a cost of £450