Rachael and Ian Scott-Hunter want to open a new day centre for adults with learning disabilities.
A COUPLE hoping to build a 2.5m disability day centre have launched an online fundraising page.
Parents Ian and Rachael Scott-Hunter hope to create the space for adults with learning difficulties after many council cuts to the sector in recent years.
They are inspired by their own experiences caring for the 45-year-old daughter Alexandra who has severe learning difficulties.
The home, planned for Bicester, will be called the Alexandra House of Joy.
To help the couple raised the funds see https://bit.ly/2KZTc1w
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