WHO BENEFITS?
When you give, it’s great to know exactly where your money is going
To put this in context, here is how donations transform the way
the CHASE and Rainbows hospices work
How Rainbows makes best use of their funds
| £200 | Provides a disco for the children's party |
| £500 | Provide refreshments for Asian Mums’ Support Group for a year. |
| £1,000 | Maintenance of the hospice gardens for a year |
| £2,000 | All of the art and craft supplies for a year so children with impaired movement & senses can enjoy the everyday activities such as sticking & gluing, model making etc, proving adapted equipment to make these activities independent and a reality. |
| £2,500 | Provide training for our GPs |
| £5,000 | A Care Team member for ¼ of a year |
| £10,000 | Provide Bereavement support to families |
| £20,000 | Provide food for families – 3 meals per day |
| £40,000 | All costs associated with Play Therapy including outings for one year. |
| £50,000 | A specialist nurse for one year, providing high-level palliative care at home and the hospice, a nurse with specialist clinical skills & experience and the motivation & skill to be with a family through the toughest of times. |
How CHASE makes best use of their funds
| £10,000 | A whole family for a year gains access to all services, support at home, short breaks at the hospice. Sibling groups & activities. Fun day out for the life limited child. Access to therapies |
| £3,000 | Music therapy every week for 12 weeks for a child at home |
| £25,000 | All the food at Christopher's for a whole year, for 300 families visiting 3 meals a day, birthday parties, other celebrations etc. |
| £45,000 | A specialist nurse for one year, providing high-level palliative care at home and the hospice, a nurse with specialist clinical skills 7 experience and the motivation & skill to be with a family through the toughest of times |
| £30,000 | A specially trained support worker for a year visiting families in their own homes proving short break care so parents can have some time to themselves, going with the family on precious days out when this can only be achieved with another pair of hands. Caring for and supporting well siblings when parents have been at a hospital bedside for the last 6 weeks, supporting grandparents as they struggle to know what to do for the best, making the very best fun and opportunities for the life limited child |
| £2,000 | All of the hobbies room supplies for year so children with impaired movement and senses can enjoy the everyday activities such as sticking & gluing, model making etc, providing adapted equipment to make these activities independent and a reality |
| £4,000 | A 4 teenager weekend (sleepovers) at the hospice so that teenagers can do what they do bets, party on their own (well with the support of the cool members of the care team). If you rely on a wheelchair to get around and have major adaptations in your home then the chances for a buddy to come to stay are just about impossible, at CHASE teenage sleepovers are a reality and such an important part of adolescence. |