Making a difference – One Individual at a time
Pony camp for young lady battling cancer
Imagine…
You are 11 years old and your passion is horse riding. Without warning, everything changes; you have a rare type of brain tumour. Treatment is surgery, followed by chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Throughout all this, this little girl remains upbeat and positive. She tries to carry on with her day-to-day life, including riding at her local stables. Her treatment finished in June 2013, but sadly in May 2014 this courageous young lady relapsed. More treatment is ongoing. Her aim is to attend Pony Camp, but for this she will need her own set of tack.
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Nurturing a young cricketer
Imagine…. Your son is cricket mad, and has the chance of a lifetime to go on a cricket tour abroad. We all know that travel broadens the mind, and young minds need to be nur...
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Motivating a poorly musician
Your child, not so long ago was a normal, fit, healthy, lively, noisy young person. You have seen her stripped back to a weak, weary, sick, shadow of her former self. She used...
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The very basics
Sadly, it is a recurring theme within our ever-increasing list of applicants for help – young people who find that they need help with the absolute basics of life. Their clo...
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