The paddle for life started after Lifeguards from Fistral beach held a “Joe Way memorial paddle” to raise money for the Precious Lives Appeal to build a children’s hospice in Cornwall in memory of Newquay toddler Joe Way.

The great thing about the Paddle for Life is anyone can set up a paddle

The paddle for life started after Lifeguards from Fistral beach held a “Joe Way memorial paddle” to raise money for the Precious Lives Appeal to build a children’s hospice in Cornwall in memory of Newquay toddler Joe Way. The great thing about the Paddle for Life is anyone can set up a paddle

The paddle for life started after Lifeguards from Fistral beach held a “Joe Way memorial paddle” to raise money for the Precious Lives Appeal to build a children’s hospice in Cornwall in memory of Newquay toddler Joe Way.

The great thing about the Paddle for Life is anyone can set up a paddle

[BLOCKED] Interview about RNLI lifeguards holding the first Joe Way memorial paddle in 2008

Joe is the inspirational little boy who touched people's lives around the country and beyond.

His story of hope and fighting against all the odds with a cheeky smile has made what could have been the worse of times the best of times.

His story continues to inspire individuals and business to do something positive and to make a difference.

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Joe is the inspirational little boy who touched people's lives around the country and beyond. His story of hope and fighting against all the odds with a cheeky smile has made what could have been the worse of times the best of times. His story continues to inspire individuals and business to do something positive and to make a difference. www.joeway.co.uk

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[BLOCKED] Interview about RNLI lifeguards holding the first Joe Way memorial paddle in 2008

[BLOCKED] Interview about RNLI lifeguards holding the first Joe Way memorial paddle in 2008