Little Havens Children's Hospice

Registered charity number 1022119

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One-off donation

£80 is enough to fund our heating and lighting at the hospices for just one day

£200 pays for a session of Day Care for a life-limited child

£960 pays for 60 hours of specialist, unique nursing care for poorly children

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£16 could fund an hour of nursing care for a life-limited child

£30 could fund an hour of music therapy for a child whose senses are impaired

£50 could fund an hour of care in a child's home if they're too ill to travel

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Why your donation matters

In beautiful meadowland in Thundersley is Little Havens Children’s Hospice. Here, special children – along with their families – can book in for a break when times get tough.

As they see the familiar entrance to the hospice they all know their troubles will be lifted, if only for a few days or a week. And there’s no charge – everything is completely free of charge.

Of course the poorly child benefits a great deal from their stay; the constant one-to-one care they receive from our highly individualised Care Team. But these breaks are all about the family, creating special memories for the time they have left together, making the journey of the child's illness as comfortable as possible. So your donation will truly be helping us Make Every Day Count - please donate today. Thank you

Case study: donations in action

“Little Havens has pieced our family back together again. We cannot fail to be positive here.”

Ava has severe brain damage and requires 24 hour care. She is completely blind, has epilepsy and cannot sit or stand by herself. At Little Havens, Ava enjoys messy play, music therapy and relaxing in the multi-sensory room.

Mum Liz says, “We wouldn’t be able to cope without Little Havens. “The added pressures of caring for Ava means her brother George makes sacrifices every day, but Little Havens gives him the time he deserves with his Mum and Dad. It’s our special time together.

“Ava is so happy at the hospice - everything she needs and loves to do is at her fingertips. I can relax knowing she is safe and having a fabulous time so we can really switch off. It is just heavenly.”

Ava and mum Liz getting creative at Little Havens