Harry’s Corporate Climbing Challenge
Last week we hosted our very first Corporate Climbing Challenge.
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Need help or know someone that does.
Hosted by Odette Mould MBE & Sophia Giblin, discusses how parents and the community can support bereaved children and themselves throughout the difficult journey of grief.
children registered
children benefitting from a short break
therapeutic mentoring to beneficiaries
memory
boxes
distributed
Need help or know someone that does.
Hosted by Odette Mould MBE & Sophia Giblin, discusses how parents and the community can support bereaved children and themselves throughout the difficult journey of grief.
children registered
children benefitting from a short break
therapeutic mentoring to beneficiaries
memory
boxes
distributed
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Do you work for a company or organisation who are looking to support a loal charity. If so we would love to hear from you.
As a charity we are not Government funded and rely mostly on donations to fund the work we do.
We are only able to offer the support we do thanks to the generosity of the local community.
At Harry’s Rainbow all our volunteers are Heroes for giving up their precious time to help us in one way or another.
Do you work for a company or organisation who are looking to support a loal charity. If so we would love to hear from you.
As a charity we are not Government funded and rely mostly on donations to fund the work we do.
We are only able to offer the support we do thanks to the generosity of the local community.
At Harry’s Rainbow all our volunteers are Heroes for giving up their precious time to help us in one way or another.
Our son Harry was 5 1/2 when he died. Prior to his death he was a perfectly healthy little boy with a huge personality!
He became unwell in March 2009 and after a visit to the Doctors we were told he had a virus. The next day he was admitted to hospital as he was struggling to breathe. After being given a nebuliser and oxygen his condition improved overnight and it was assumed he had an asthma attack.
Last week we hosted our very first Corporate Climbing Challenge.
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