Help Given

Most of the children we have helped have a life threatening condition, for children with Aplastic Anaemia please see our usefull links page.

Here is a chance to see a few of the many young, amazing and beautiful people whom it has been our pleasure to help. We are just listing those from January 2006 onwards, as there are to many to mention here.

( JULY 2007 )

STEP AND SLIDE PRESENTATION

On behalf of the trust, Patti Bradshaw & Mary Bonner had great pleasure in presenting a Soft-brick Step & Slide to 8 year old Reece Macdonald, Reece suffer's from a condition called leigh syndrome.

The step and slide will help Reece to play without hurting himself.

( MAY 2007 )

BIKE TRAILER PRESENTATION

The Trust presented little Aleksandria Baker age 6yrs with a special bike Trailer, Aleksandria suffer's with the condition Rett Syndrome and the specially built bike trailer will help her to enjoy more family outings.

Presenting the bike trailer on behalf of the trust is

Patron Pete Pinnington ( Wire FM ) Kieth Bradshaw (Trustee) &

Patron Mike Wainwright ( Warrington Wolves ) with little Alexsandria

and her mum Nicole.

( FEBUARY 2007 )

Ifnan Aslam celebrating his 9th birthday with a little help from his friends.

Charlie Hale, Steve Arnold, and Ricki Hatton

present Ifnan with an xbox 360 and all the trimmings.

Ifnan was diognosed with cancer 9 months ago and will finish his

treatment in may this year.

Ifnan presented Patti Bradshaw with a beautiful bouquet of flowers

( DECEMBER 2006 )

SANTA'S VISIT

We visted our local hospital ( Warrington General ) taking presents to the children which were very kindly donated by Handleman uk, in Birchwood, Warrington.

Keith Bradshaw playing Santa, pictured with two of the children

SANTA WITH HIS LITTLE HELPERS

( NOVEMBER 2006 )

SWING PRESENTATION

Three year old Mia Loudon suffers from a very rare genetic disorder called CDKL5 which is a variant of Retts Syndrome, a severely disabling neurological condition. When Patti Bradshaw saw Mia's story in the Warrington Guardian, she decided to help. The Trust has provided a specially built swing which Mia just loves.

Pictured above (left to right) are
Amy Loudon, Patti Bradshaw, Mia Loudon & mum and Tracy Bradshaw.

( May 2006 )

PRESENTING SHOWER CRADLE

12 year old Matthew Ellis suffers from Angelman Syndrome, a debilitating condition that causes a distortion in messages from the brain to the body. The Trust helped provide a special shower cradle which makes bath time much easier and more relaxing for him.

Pictured above (left to right)

are Patti Bradshaw, Martin Brook,

Patron Pete Pinnington from Wire FM, Jan Ellis (mum) and Matthew.