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Paul Strank roofing and danceaid.tv first met at the South London Press's our heroes awards in (date,) sharing similar interests and goals it soon because apparent that a lot of the charity work both of our organisations participate in shares a lot of common ground, both aiming to better the local communities and reach out to children in less advantageous areas the two worked together on various projects during the last year and a half accomplishing much success in going the extra mile for their causes.

Danceaid.tv have recently undergone a large project to bring Danceaid academies to a larger area of London and have had their sights set on the Merton/surrey regions for some times, having been working on the project for some time Wayne and mete were pleased when Paul Strank suggested donating a van to the cause to help Danceaid get to and from the different academies in the area, having only recently sponsored 7 of the new academies the first of which to begin some time in October at Rutlish High School this was yet another step the two organisations would take together.

The Van handover will be performed on the 25th of October between Paul Strank and one of the main Danceaide.TV Ambassadors in connection with the charity. In early September Paul Strank had the pleasure of receiving one of Danceaid's most prestigious ambassadors Tamer Hassan in connection with the new sponsorship of the 7 new academies to be organised for later this year.

Danceaid have recently been given official charity status under the charity name OneLife. With a new title the Danceaid projects run by Onelife now have a charity No. To back their efforts, this will hopefully make things easier to accomplish their goals and allow them to reach out to a larger audience in their mission to inspire youth thru a creative and structured environment.

Paul Strank and Danceaid plan to continue working together for the foreseeable future both assisting the other in organisation and execution of their charitable works, one cannot speculate what the future will hold for the two organisations but it will be easy to say that in some way at least it will benefit the children & communities that take part