Vision Aid (2006)

Vision Aid offers practical help and advice to the families of children with sight dificulties. Started by parents, Vision Aid can offer friendship and support to families who may be feeling confused or isolated caring for a child with special needs.

Any child in the UK who has difficulty with their sight, is partially sighted or has no sight at all, can benefit from Vision Aid's service and support.

Head over to Vision Aid's website for more information and to find out how you can help improve the lives of visually impaired children.


Wigan and Leigh Hospice (2005)

Wigan and Leigh Hospice provide specialist palliative care services to individuals facing the challenge of living with a life-threatening illness. They strive to provide care services on as broad a basis as possible and to the highest achievable standards in order to enhance their patients' quality of life.

Why not take a moment to click over to Wigan and Leigh Hospice's excellent website which is packed full of information about who they are, what they do and how they achieve it. It might even inspire you to volunteer a few hours of your time to help them; be it in the provision of care services, help with fundraising, a bit of driving or perhaps something as simple as a spot of gardening. Anyone can volunteer, so ask yourself right now ... what's stopping you?


Francis House Childrens' Hospice (2004)

Francis House offers the families of very sick children a respite from their role as carers and gives the children a loving home from home.

They offer facilities for the care of children within the hospice and also extend their support to the family home. The hospice itself provides a range of experiences and therapeutic services for the children. Parents, brothers and sisters can all stay as well if they so wish.

Do please take a moment to surf by the Francis House Website to get a feel for the facilities they offer and to see how you can help them continue to achieve this.


Childflight (2003)

ChildFlight is a children's charity specialising in providing flights and holidays for sick and deserving children; for example, children who require medical treatment abroad or who have missed out on childhood experiences due to illness.

Childflight is operated entirely by volunteers, meaning that 99p of every £1 raised goes towards helping children.

Please do take a moment to swing by ChildFlight's website to read more about the work they do, including their amazing Florida event, and then take a peek at their photo galleries to see just how your support helps them make a difference.


Parkinsons Disease Society (2002)

The Parkinson's Disease Society says "Thank-you" to John Firth and the Atherton and Tyldesley Round Table
 

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