Let's Get Debbie Back Home Where She Belongs.

Debbie suffers from the most severe form of Multiple Sclerosis, and has been in hospital and now a care home for the past twelve months and she wants to go home.

Her husband Dale and 17 year old twins Max and Ella are trying to get her there but..........

Debra needs a wheelchair and can't use stairs, and she needs a specially adapted bed with a hoist. So their house needs an extension building with total costs of £40,000.

So 'Team Nevis' are here to help.

There are four of us, all big Manchester City fans and we are climbing Ben Nevis in Man United shirts!

That's me, my son Jake, my mate Simon, and Debbie and Dale's son Max, all going up the British Isles' highest mountain on 13th October 2018 and we are hoping to raise £5000.

With your help we'll do that.

Please give as much or as little as you can afford. Everything helps. And thank you in advance for your support.

The Goodmans are just an ordinary Manchester family who have unfortunately ended up in this situation and they need our help.

Let's get Debbie back home with her family where she belongs.

Read about the Goodman family in the Oldham Chronicle's story ‘Home Is Definitely Where The Heart Is’.

You can follow The Debbie Goodman Appeal on facebook for updates on their ongoing campaign to get Debbie back home.

#LetsGetDebbieHome

Meet the Team

Simon O'Rourke:

Jake Glennie:

Max Goodman:

Jim Glennie:

24.09.18: Simon’s Birthday Cake

13.10.18 Summit of Ben Nevis: We did it!

Thanks so much for all the messages of support and of course your generous sponsorship. And if you can spare an extra couple of quid while you're here, please chuck it our way.

Yours on behalf of us all, Jim Glennie.