Penny and Andrew’s story
Samuel Revitt, or Sam, was a young boy who received care at The Treehouse. He loved being with people, enjoyed school, being…
Shanice’s story
Serial fundraiser Shanice Green says the East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) nurses and care staff are “angels sent from above”. EACH is…
Lesley’s story
Bereaved mum Lesley Smith says volunteering for the charity that supported her family is a chance to “give something back” – and…
Henry and Jane’s story
Henry and Jane Wright have spoken of their “debt of gratitude” to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH). The charity provided end-of-life care…
Fay’s story
Mum Fay Tarrant has hailed the “incredible” support her and her family receive from East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH). Ten-year-old daughter Gracie-Leigh…
David’s story
A dad whose son died within a month of being born says he is proud to represent bereaved parents when volunteering for…
Claire’s story
Claire Wright will forever be grateful to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) because it gave her “priceless” time with her baby son….
Tom’s story
Nicky Brown and her family will never forget the harrowing events of Christmas 2020. It was during the festive period that their…
Amari’s story
When a long needle appeared in the womb where Amari Nelson was developing, in order to get a sample of fluid and…
Annabel’s story
“Small but mighty” is how anyone who met Annabel would have described her. Annabel had a condition called Cockayne Syndrome or CS. CS…
Erin’s story
“Erin is an incredible little girl. She is a force of nature and shines so bright. She is our sun and we…
Callum’s story
Callum Doe’s family, from Diss, will always look back on their time at The Nook with great fondness, stand-out memories including their…