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We marked Occupational Therapy Week in November by recognising the crucial role our specialist team of occupational therapists play in giving children greater independence in their lives.

After a difficult start in life, Indy is now living and loving every day.

When Indy was born she weighed less than a bag of sugar. She was put in an incubator and whisked away from her mum Sasha. When Sasha did see Indy she was amazed she was still alive. Sasha said: “Her forearm was the same circumference as one of my fingers. It was utterly devastating.” 

We are delighted to have been awarded an Artsmark Platinum Award for our work in the arts.

Dalton Leong is stepping down as Chief Executive of The Children’s Trust on 2 December.

This year, as part of our Christmas appeal, we asked our supporters to help us bring the outside world in by sharing festive messages and pictures for the children and young people.

10 years after sustaining a severe brain injury, Charlie accepted the award on Monday (7 November) at the United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum (UKABIF) summit in Manchester.

It is with great sadness that we learn of the death of Her Majesty, The Queen.

On Friday (19 August) 22-year-old Abdullah commemorated five years since his brain haemorrhage by visiting staff and young people at The Children’s Trust.

We are delighted to announce a new partnership with the CareTech Foundation, worth £150,000.

We’re growing and developing our community services to better coordinate the support received by children and young people with an acquired brain injury (ABI).