The Children’s Trust Hospital
Country: United Kingdom
Category: Children, Health
Total Raised: $38
How have we helped?
In 2013 21st Century Leaders sponsored Ian Hyder, Managing Director of Max Publishing to run the London Marathon. Every penny raised from his marathon was split between The Light Fund (the industry charity that he helped set up) and The Children’s Trust Hospital.
About The Children’s Trust Hospital
The Children’s Trust, Tadworth is a national charity working with children with acquired brain injury, multiple disabilities and complex health needs. They are based at a 24 acre site in Tadworth, Surrey but offer their services to children from across the UK.
Their vision
That all children with brain injuries, multiple disabilities and complex health needs have the opportunity to live the best life possible.
Their mission
For children with brain injuries, multiple disabilities and complex health needs and their families, they aim...
• to be an internationally-recognised centre of excellence for care, rehabilitation, education and research
• to reach out to children and families in their own community
• to provide expert advice, training and information
• to make our voice heard.
How have we helped?
In 2013 21st Century Leaders sponsored Ian Hyder, Managing Director of Max Publishing to run the London Marathon. Every penny raised from his marathon was split between The Light Fund (the industry charity that he helped set up) and The Children’s Trust Hospital.
About The Children’s Trust Hospital
The Children’s Trust, Tadworth is a national charity working with children with acquired brain injury, multiple disabilities and complex health needs. They are based at a 24 acre site in Tadworth, Surrey but offer their services to children from across the UK.
Their vision
That all children with brain injuries, multiple disabilities and complex health needs have the opportunity to live the best life possible.
Their mission
For children with brain injuries, multiple disabilities and complex health needs and their families, they aim...
• to be an internationally-recognised centre of excellence for care, rehabilitation, education and research
• to reach out to children and families in their own community
• to provide expert advice, training and information
• to make our voice heard.