Current Projects
Hydrotherapy & Physiotherapy Sessions:
We have an ever-increasing list of children waiting for Hydrotherapy and Physiotherapy sessions to help them recover from various ailments.
We constantly, have over 30 children on our waiting list.
Hydrotherapy is ideal for people with disabilities who have limited mobility or movement in parts of their body, or who have undergone surgery and need rehabilitation.
Hydrotherapy is also necessary for children with cerebral palsy, for its ability to improve muscle strength with freedom of movement, but not limited to children with specific conditions, it is a way of exercising with less stress on the joints, bones, and muscles as in the water the body is buoyant and does not have to support its own weight.
The pool is also set to a warm temperature of around 32-34 degrees to increase circulation, relax the muscles and decreases swelling, help with muscle spasms, and reduce or remove pain,
Bluebell Hydrotherapy Pool
including arthritis pain.Physiotherapists work with children and their families to identify movement and functional difficulties.
They aim to help the child to manage their physical symptoms and achieve functional mobility. They assess, treat, and advise on exercises and activities which the child can do with their family and in school.
Each Hydrotherapy Session or Physio Session costs £90.00, Our aim is to help as many of these children as possible.
To provide 6 sessions for 1 child costs £540.00, 6 sessions for 10 children costs £5,400.00.
Any help you could provide will be greatly received
Give a Child a Voice
Every week, we receives referral from NHS hospitals, Speech and Language Therapists, specialist schools and healthcare professionals across the UK for children who urgently need specialist Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices.
For children who are unable to communicate through speech, these devices are truly life changing.
They provide a voice where none exists, allowing children to express their thoughts, feelings, needs and choices for the very first time.
They open the door to education, friendships, independence and inclusion, transforming not only the child's life but also the lives of their families.
One of the children we are currently supporting is a remarkable 12-year-old boy with complex communication needs.
He has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, is non-verbal, has ADHD, and experiences significant sensory processing difficulties.
Without a reliable way to communicate, even the simplest aspects of everyday life can become overwhelming.
He is often unable to express when he is hungry, anxious, uncomfortable or in pain, leading to frustration and making it difficult for him to interact with those around him or participate fully in school and family life.
Following a comprehensive assessment, his Speech and Language Therapist has recommended a Via Air 10.9 AAC communication device.
This specialist system will allow him to communicate using symbol-based language, enabling him to express his needs, share his thoughts, make choices, build meaningful relationships and become increasingly independent.
The total cost of providing this life-changing equipment, including the communication software, accessories, five years of support and delivery, is £2,646.66.
For children like him, an AAC device is far more than a piece of technology, it is their voice.
It means being able to say "I'm hungry," "I'm frightened," "I love you," or simply "Can I play?" It means participating in lessons, making friends, sharing experiences and becoming an active part of the world around them.
With your support, we can give children who cannot speak the opportunity to be heard.
Your generosity will not simply fund a communication device; it will give a child confidence, independence, dignity and, most importantly, the ability to communicate with the people they love.
Together, we can give a children the greatest gift imaginable—a voice.
We currently have 6 pending applications for children requiring communication devices
Providing Respite & Holiday Breaks
A short break away is often key for the survival of family relationships during the roller-coaster ride of childhood illnesses, for this reason, we feel it is important to give families the quality time together that they need, away from hospitals, doctors, treatment, and stress.
Respite homes:
Our respite homes are situated at Haven's Golden Sands Holiday Park, Mablethorpe We can
now provide respite breaks for between 90 and 100 families each year.
The Park has amenities to suit all ages whether rain or shine, it is wheelchair friendly
throughout and both are within proximity to all amenities. Our respite homes are well
equipped with the following: wheelchair access ramp, hoist in main bedroom, adapted
wet room, lowered work surfaces, lowered light switches and sockets, wheelchair access to
each room, extra wide sliding doors, fully accessible throughout, central heating, double glazing,
The cost of running both homes this season (2026) is £25,579.60
This includes site fees and access passes so our families may use all amenities free of charge.
Holiday Home:
Our holiday home is situated at Butlins in Skegness.
Owning this home also allows us to offer children and their families from underprivileged or poverty-stricken backgrounds to have a holiday they simply could not afford.
We often assist families with food, travel expenses and spending money to assist during their break.
We believe it is imperative for children in their situation to have a short holiday break away from the stress and trauma of their day-to-day living.
We also firmly believe it is very important for children in these conditions have a chance to build lasting memories.
The cost of running the holiday home this season (2026) is £12,608.00
This includes site fees and access passes so families may use all amenities free of charge.
Growing at Home: Inclusive Outdoor Learning for Every Child
We aim to:
1. Enable 100 children to actively participate in community spaces and gardening regardless of mobility.
2. Improve children’s understanding of the environment, sustainability, and biodiversity.
3. Promote physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing through contact with nature.
4. Provide sensory and therapeutic benefits to children with disabilities.
5. Encourage family bonding and healthy living through growing vegetables and plants.
Every child deserves the chance to learn, grow and thrive outdoors.
For many children, playing in the garden, planting flowers or watching vegetables grow are everyday experiences.
For many disabled children, they are not.
This project will deliver Horticultural Packages to at least 100 children across the UK who are either living with disabilities or growing up in poverty.
Children with disabilities and those from disadvantaged backgrounds often face restricted access to green spaces and nature-based learning.
Many live in flats, supported housing, or areas with limited or no garden access. They also lack the tools or resources to engage in environmental education or therapeutic horticulture at home.
These packages will enable children to engage directly with nature, learn about biodiversity, develop life skills, and enjoy the therapeutic and educational benefits of gardening, either in their gardens or indoors.
Gardening is widely recognised as a therapeutic, inclusive activity that promotes emotional wellbeing, cognitive development, and physical coordination especially important for children with learning disabilities or sensory impairments