Shropshire Chamber of Commerce’s chief executive is set to go face-to-face with 10 foot long sharks when she takes a dive into the unknown to raise cash for charity.
Ruth Ross has volunteered to take part in a shark dive experience to raise cash for The Movement Centre in Oswestry, which provides life-changing children’s physiotherapy.Ruth said: “It’s not every day you get the opportunity to meet creatures of the deep face-to-face, and I firmly believe it’s good to put yourself to the test now and then by stepping out of your comfort zone.
“It will be a close up and cage-free experience - and something that I’m sure will live with me for a long time. They specialise in Targeted Training that addresses the children’s movement control and a course of therapy can help children to gain essential functional skills which can make a child far more independent and completely change their lives.
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