The Sick Children’s Trust is joining leading children’s charities to raise awareness of all those affected by premature or traumatic births. They’re backing the campaign that will highlight the need for appropriate and timely support to reduce the immediate and long-term impact on mental health and emotional well-being for families and the people who work with them.
The Sick Children's Trust was selected as one of Encore Personnel charity partners for 2018 and has received a donation of £6,000 as a result of their fundraising.
On 17 November 2018 The Sick Children’s Trust is joining other leading children’s charities in the global movement to raise awareness of preterm birth and take action on behalf of the 15 million babies born early every year.
No child should wake up on Christmas Day without their family by their side. That’s why charity The Sick Children’s Trust is asking the nation to dig deep to support families with seriously ill children in hospital this Christmas, by donating £30 to keep them together in free ‘Home from Home’ accommodation.
A Rotherham dad and his childhood friend are taking on a marathon football challenge to raise money for The Sick Children’s Trust to thank the charity for supporting his family while his son was in hospital. Andy Watson will be attempting to take 1,000 penalty kicks in 12 hours against his childhood friend, Jake Lee, in the hope to raise £3,000.
Last year, Amy Inman donated a kidney to her daughter, Flo. Flo was born with a range of complex birth defects which meant countless nights in Leeds Children's Hospital. Her family have been supported by Eckersley House on five occasions, with it become a 'Home from Home' for Amy, Dickie and Flo's sister, Tilly.
Esme's parents and brother Kelyn spent 11.5 months at Rainbow House while she waited on the heart transplant list. Rainbow House became a 'Home from Home' to them all, giving them one less thing to worry about while they waited for a call to say a heart had become available.
When Patricia was three months old she was diagnosed with a tumour in her liver. Despite chemotherapy to shrink the tumour, Patricia needed a full liver transplant. Her mum, Sophie, was a suitable match and earlier this year donated part of her liver. We supported Andrew and Sophie at Eckerlsey House.
This year, the Leverton family are celebrating ten years of hosting charity balls to raise money for THe Sick Children's Trust. Drainage 2000, a local company, has been supporting the Leverton Balls for the last couple of years. They tell us why they think its important to support local fundraisers and The Sick Children's Trust.
The Sick Children’s Trust has launched a nationwide search to find the person who owns the jazziest jammies. From checks to stripes or even polka dots…if there are patterns on your pyjamas, we want to know about it!
Children's Presenter and celebrity ambassador Jen Pringle shares how you can join in the Pyjama Party fun!
Eckersley House Manager Jane joins in the conversation about organ donation.
Join us for a brand new event, The Great Big Sports Quiz, on Thursday 1 November at Browns Brassiere in The City of London.The Great Big Sports Quiz will see teams pit their wits against our star-studded sporting line up to see if they can beat the pros at their own game. Will their brains match their brawn?Begin your evening with an exclusive drinks reception and meet our sports stars as they ...
A round-robin T6 tournament in the heart of London set in the beautiful grounds of the Honourable Artillery Company near Moorgate, with cricketing stars on hand to help teams. All Out For Cricket in The City is not to be missed by any cricket fan!Now in its seventh year, All Out For Cricket in The City returns as a daytime only event, meaning more time out on the pitch! You'll enjoy nine cricke...
A sumptuous evening the Marriott Hotel Metro Centre. Kick off the party season in style and join us for our annual Snowflake Ball with BBC radio presenter, Alfie Joey as our master of ceremonies, live music, a sparkling drinks reception and a festive four course dinner. Tickets are £50 per adult. To book: email caroline@sickchildrenstrust.org or call 0191 282 5825.
A sumptuous evening at The Newcastle Gateshead Marriott Hotel MetroCentre. Join the North East Fundraising Committee for their annual Snowflake Ball with drinks reception, three-course dinner and entertainment from the wonderful Scarlet Street Band and Steve Keys DJ. Tickets are £50 per adult. To book: call 01914932233 or email lesley.johnston@marriotthotels.com kate.harland@marriotthotels.com
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