Thank you for supporting Children's Hospice South West.

When Samuel was diagnosed with a fatal heart condition when Alex was pregnant, we knew that we wanted to live with him at Charlton Farm hospice. We moved to the hospice one day after Samuel was born, until he died 10 days later. The nurses and doctors looked after him wonderfully, and we were able to make happy memories with him, as well as our wider family and friends. The siblings team also did a great job of caring for our older children, Connor and Bethany. 

We want to do a 5km walk around Stanton Park (where Samuel's memory tree is), to support Charlton Farm hospice. Samuel's grandparents will be joining us on the walk.

Grieving for our baby son, little brother and grandson is the hardest thing that we will ever have to do. We will always love him and always miss him. Thankfully Samuel's short life in the hospice gave us some wonderful memories.

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Thanks to the incredible support of people like you, our amazing care teams are able to provide vital respite and support to children and families across the South West, not only in our hospices, but also now in their own homes and virtually.We are challenging Team Rainbow to raise £30,000 for each of our hospices Little Harbour, Little Bridge House and Charlton Farm in support our 30th anniversary celebrations.