Worthing shop suffers 'devastating damage' after flooding
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Staff at Superstar Arts, in South Street, Tarring, took to social media to inform customers of the ‘devastating damage’.
The Facebook post on Thursday afternoon (August 19) read: “Our lovely little charity shop has been flooded and it has caused devastating damage.
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Hide Ad"Everything is ruined – stock, flooring, ceiling, walls and lots of our Superstar products.
"It will be weeks before we are up and running again.
"We are all very sad especially our Superstars that work in the shop everyday.”
Customers can still support the shop by visiting its website (www.superstararts.com/shop) ‘to see all the wonderful things our lovely Superstars have made’.
A spokesperson added: “A huge thank you for all your kindness and words of support. It is very much appreciated.
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Hide Ad"We will keep you posted, as we will probably need some help once we know what is happening.”
According to its website, Superstar Arts is a registered charity, ‘committed to delivering high quality, meaningful creative projects’ for young people and adults with learning disabilities.
It was founded in 2012 to ‘create new and exciting opportunities’ for people with learning disabilities, at a time when services were ‘going through a process of renewal and change’.
