Making a difference – One Individual at a time
Young cancer patient gets on his bike
….being a normal active teenager who has embarked upon a career as a personal trainer. Cancer and its treatment has left you mostly in a wheelchair and with numerous challenging conditions. But still your amazing strength of character and passion for fitness shines through and you have devised your own rehabilitation programme utilising your personal training skills and your love of cycling
Read more ...Talented hurdler aims for Team GB
…you are a student studying for a BA in Acting, but you are also a talented hurdler. Jack Hatton could almost fit into either one of the RGF’s two aims, but in this inst...
Read more ...Absolute determination
….cancer and its treatment has meant that you missed your GCSEs. You begin to emerge from chemotherapy to find you are way behind your peers, and returning to school to ca...
Read more ...Family coping with cancer
….your 6 year old daughter has been through cancer treatment and a stem cell transplant. Caring for her has already meant that you, as her mum, have had to give up your jo...
Read more ...Keeping in touch during the bad times
….you have supported your 7 year old through potentially life saving brain surgery. We all know how sickness can often leave young and old feeling very isolated. ...
Read more ...Shot putt – rising star
….you are currently ranked number two in the UK for ladies Shot Putt. You gained 4th place in the Commonwealth Games 2014 for team GB. You are totally self-funded. We ...
Read more ...Transport to treatment
….you are 21 years old when you are told that you have Hodgkins Lymphoma. Your little old banger of a car is not up to the job of getting you to treatment. ...
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