Making a difference – One Individual at a time
A gift of a laptop
… At only 17 years old, you have been seriously ill since 2011.  A stem cell transplant has resulted in many severe complications including mobility issues, and the impact on your life is appalling.  Throughout all this you have tried to continue your education – these are, after all, such important years and you are fighting for your future.  Most of your studying is currently done at home or in hospital with a tutor.  Your mum has lost her job as she had no leave left and needed to look after you through your treatment.
Read more ...Help for transplant patient
… You were born with a kidney disorder and during your childhood underwent a kidney transplant.  All went well, and you went on to leave home, get a job, find a girlfriend...
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Young rifle squad member
…the lively family scene – mum, dad, and four children.  The youngsters are aged 15, 16, 17 and 18 years old, and they are all international shooters.  Dean Bale is 17,...
Read more ...Young sportsman goes to US
…you are 11 years old and your passion is trampolining.  Meet Zak Perzamanos!  Zak is outstanding, he trains for at least 12 hours per week and shows exceptional talent. Â...
Read more ...One small problem solved
…as a parent, how devastating it would be to be told that one of your children is very sick.  However, life goes on and you may well have other children to love, cherish an...
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White goods for family in crisis
…your family is homeless, one of your children has just undergone a stem cell transplant and you take shelter in hospital accommodation so that you can all remain together d...
Read more ...Stem cell transplant patient
…you are 23 years old, you’ve come through a stem cell transplant and are now being cared for by your mum and dad. Dad is unemployed and mum is not earning a fortune. ...
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