WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP
WITH
DIDIM TOWN COUNCIL
Didim Help-in-Hands was officially formed as a working
group under the guise of
Didim Town Council.
Help-in-Hands is a not for profit organisation .
Focusing on integrating and
providing support to the local
community
Ahmet Gürer, who is 70 per cent disabled, was presented the first
electric wheelchair at his home, where he lives with his family, in
Fevzipaşa, Akbuk.
In attendance when the wheelchair was presented was
the Mayor of Didim, members of the Town Council and
the Disabled Association.
Working along side others we can all
help make a difference.
Mr Akat, a partially paralysed elderly
gentleman from Doganbey received an
orthopaedic bed with
memory foam mattress
 Since posting this Mr Akat sadly passed away therefore
the picture has been removed from the slide
Zehra Kohlraby in her new chair
We supported victims of Van
earthquake
Miles of smiles
Eliff thought she was Sterling Moss
when she received her new wheelchair
 One very happy girl
up and down the steps to the house but
now with a new hand rail she has
become independent and found new
freedom
Repairing this man’s bike put him back on
the road to work and providing a
wheelchair for his wife and food parcels for
his family giving them all a
Christmas they deserved.
The Kymakan and his wife, The Mayor, The British
Consulate and Chief Executive of Didim Town Council
cutting the ribbon at the opening of the
newly refurbished Balat School
Thank you speech from
Mr Mumin Kamaci
The infants school gets new classrooms, a
new roof, new toilets and a total makeover
A delegation of officials inside the
new classrooms
This marked a very special
occasion in the school’s history
A true celebration when all the village
turned out to show their appreciation.
In the background
the newly rendered and painted school
The front of the school
Balat school children showing off
their dance skills.
Working with Social Services we
provide food parcels to the needy
We help fund medical, travelling and living
expenses for the families of children
suffering from Leukaemia
Balat family get new windows, doors, a
new bathroom and kitchen.
This winter the family of eight won’t
have to suffer the cold.
There was no internal water supply in the
home. This new bathroom was a dream
come true.
Sadly this man lost both legs to diabetes but a
new orthopaedic bed with memory foam
mattress makes such a difference
Freedom at last after four years of not
being able to go out of the house.
Presenting another wheelchair
part funded by Chatty Chicks
Giving second hand clothes away
in the village of Balat
Moving faster! With specially adapted
extra powered wheelchair batteries
Reaching out to the elderly with
food parcels and friendship
Taking the clothes out to the village
of Akkoy.
Donations come in for Soma
mining disaster.
1,000 children benefited from the
curtains and blinds for the newly
refurbished Selcuk Ozsoy Ortaokulu
Parcels of new childrens’ clothes to be sent
to the Syrian border refugee camps
Built by you at a cost of 27,000TL
Didim Disabled Training Centre
In recognition of expatriates support.
The plaque at the entrance reads
Ali Eren, Birgul Baybora and Sami
Tunc with their new electric chairs
Sami was overwhelmed with tears
of joy when he received his
mobility scooter
Knitted by expatriates over 500 baby's
cardigans bonnets and bootees have been
donated to Soke and Didim Hospitals
Another welcome donation of new
children's clothes for Syria
 We have also supported expatriate bereaved families.
 Due to the sensitivity names will not be published on
this presentation.
We don’t need
millions to make a
difference
Sometimes a little
means a lot.
And these are just a few
of the ways we make it
all happen.
By organising a dinner dance where
160 people danced the night away
Dignitaries from Aydin turned out to this
first fundraising night at the Elegance Hotel
Then there was a treasure hunt
Jubilee Day at the Waterwheel
Even the Queen and Prince Philip
turned out to celebrate
Didim’s First Darts Charity Tournament.
Mick Griffiths sadly passed away, however his
memory lives on through H-in-H
Annual Darts Championship Trophy
Who are these three stooges?
Who were the winning team?
Think it was this one?
A happy bunch at the finish of the
Second Annual Swim
Congratulations went out to supporters
at our Third Annual Swim
17 people turned out to our last
Sponsored Swim including a member
of the Didim Town Council
Meandros makes everyone welcome
with good cheer and good spirit.
A victorious night out
Our compere for the evening, former world
boxing champion
Mr John H Stracey and his wife Kathy
Sorting out donated clothes at
Didim Fire Station getting ready for our
next sale
Selling the cloths outside Didim
Mosque
Children have fun whilst we
doff our Easter Bonnets
With the Glee Club the scene was set for
their 1st Pantomime Robin Hid.

And his very very merry men.
And what a lovely pair
Oh! Yes they are......
And another lovely pair.
Looks like they’re ready to be axed.
Selling second hand clothes at the
Wednesday Market
Didim’s local community take to the
streets for the first Annual Sponsored
Fancy Dress Walk
Is that Batman or Badman I see.
Fancy that! I dont think so.
Someone needs a haircut
Organised by Didim Art Group this Art Exhibition
raise funds for the disabled training centre
Not smiling for long eh!
Just a chilly challenge
Ice, Ice, Baby
Billboards around town showing the
pantomime cast for 2014
“No one is useless in this world who lightens the
burdens of another.”
― Charles Dickens
Even the smallest act of caring for another
person is like a drop of water -it will make
ripples throughout the entire pond...”
― Jessy and Bryan Matteo
But with your support
and
by putting the fun into
fundraising
we can all make a difference.
Let me conclude by saying a heartfelt
THANK YOU
to everyone who has contributed and supported
our aims over the past few years.

Didim help in-hands presentation