Football Raising Money for Julia’s House
from the two Football clubs.
Fast forward nearly eight months to November, when how the money raised by the two football clubs would insight into what the money will be put towards and the brilliant work the charity offers, both at the hospice
families in Wiltshire. There are plans to open a new that the charity does is especially important for this as only 5% of their funding comes from the government; all other funding is from the community.
The money donated by our two clubs will go towards respite care for the families of children with life limiting and life threatening illnesses that the charity takes care of. Many families do not know how long their children have to live, only that they will need constant care for the duration of their life. This respite care involves looking after the child or children completely “I once just sat in the car and soaked up the peace and tranquillity. It is moments like this that give me the strength, mentally and physically, to face every day – and what’s yet to come.”
care includes day sessions, usually for six hours,
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for between six and eight children at a time, and overnight or weekend sessions. For the overnight and weekend sessions, only the children stay at the as well, in order to give them a rest from being a 24/7 carer. When it comes to giving care in the community; children for however long the family need them each time. Families currently are allowed 200 hours of care per year to use in whatever way works best for them.
family members. They offer separate sessions for from multiple families going ice skating together and also recently chosen to have a sleepover at the there so much! This is extremely important as it allows family members to be around people their age that are in similar situations to them.
The hospice is a brilliant place for the children to go for care and the following is a small description of what it has to offer. It has four bedrooms, a playroom, room in the hospice has hoists, so that all children, whatever their needs, can access everything the hospice has to offer. It has complete wheelchair access, with a lift from the main entrance to the other this is crucial because even something like a simple cold can be life threatening for the children. The
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