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Where your money goes

Explore the meaningful impact of your generosity on the lives of children, young people, and families navigating life-threatening conditions. At EACH, we rely heavily on voluntary donations to fuel essential caring services, end-of-life support and holistic wellbeing assistance, ensuring families receive invaluable care. Together, we extend a lifeline to families, providing essential care and comfort where it's needed most.

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Our care last year

532

children and young people received care and support – an increase of 33 on the previous year.

152

children and young people were referred to EACH.

92,000

hours of care and wellbeing support were delivered for families.

582

family members had active referrals for wellbeing support or mental health interventions.

With your donation you help EACH in its misson to:

Provide all-encompassing, lifelong care, ensuring the best possible quality of life for children and families.

Create happy, homely environments where children can be children and families can find dependable support.

Extend our outstanding care to families in their preferred settings, whether at one of our hospices, in their homes, hospitals, or within their communities.

Why we need your support

An increasing need

Last year we provided care to 532 lead children and young people. A public health needs assessment predicts an increase to around 600 by 2025.

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No cost to families

Our care and support is provided completely free of charge to families.

 

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Statutory funding

We only receive 15% of our income from statutory sources, including from the Government, County Councils and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs).

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Hear from a family

Libby Carlin lives with Bohring-Opitz syndrome, a rare genetic condition that affects the development of many parts of the body. Libby needs 24/7 care and is unable to sit, crawl or walk. Mum Kirsty and brother Jake tell us more about their journey.

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