Vincent is 2-years old and from Frodsham, Cheshire. Born at just 24 weeks alongside his twin sister Avery, Vincent’s start in life was an incredible battle for survival. During his time in neonatal intensive care, he faced life-saving surgery, laser eye surgery for Retinopathy of Prematurity, collapsed lungs, and multiple bouts of sepsis and infections. On several occasions, we were told he might not make it, but Vincent is a fighter and has defied the odds every single time.

Vincent has been diagnosed with Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy. While he is a strong and determined little boy, he faces significant challenges with his motor movements. Our goal is to give him every possible opportunity to become as independent as he can be.

The NHS provides vital basic care, but the physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and equipment available are minimal and not enough to help Vincent reach his full potential.

Therefore, Just4Children are raising funds to provide Vincent with:

A range of specialist therapies including Stem Cell treatments.

Adaptive Equipment: Vital tools to assist his movement, posture, and daily life.

Travel and Accommodation: Funding for essential travel (both within the UK and internationally) and accommodation costs required to access these specialist treatments and surgeries.

By supporting Vincent, you are helping us provide the consistent, high-level intervention he needs during these crucial early years. We want to ensure that financial barriers never stand in the way of his progress.

July 2026 update:

• Thank you to everyone who has donated and allowed us to take Vincent to North Carolina for Low Level Laser Therapy alongside intensive physio for two weeks! Vincent worked extremely hard - we had some tears but lots of smiles as he pushed against his body to work on his gross motor skills.

• Next on our agenda is intensive physio, multiple rounds of stem cells, an adaptive trike, a Lycra suit and hopefully a trexo robotics exoskeleton to aid Vincent in walking this will likely be ongoing as this robotics equipment alone starts at £40,000 and would need a separate campaign! All of these interventions are thousands and thousands but we will always strive to give Vincent every opportunity that will benefit him and give him as much independence as possible.

• Thanks again to everyone - it means the world to our family.

Thank you for your incredible support and for being part of Vincent's journey.

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