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Mercy’s story

Mercy’s story

This is six-year-old Mercy and her mother. Mercy is a patient of Laikipia Hospice in central Kenya, one of the hospices we support using funds raised in the UK.  Mercy has recently been diagnosed with retinoblastoma, a rare type of

Lee Barker December 21, 2023December 21, 2023 Stories No Comments Read more

Every Child Counts – creating inclusive, supportive schools

Every Child Counts – creating inclusive, supportive schools

As our Every Child Counts project gets underway, our partners in Meru, Siaya and Kajiado West have been reaching out to schools across these counties. We want to create a supportive and inclusive school environment in which children with life-limiting

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Stacy’s story

Stacy’s story

Stacy has just turned three years old but just a few months ago she was diagnosed with a brain tumour. At the age of two her family noticed she had stopped talking and her leg and hand kept shaking. “She

Lee Barker December 9, 2022February 8, 2024 Stories No Comments Read more

Caring for bereaved families

Caring for bereaved families

Nurses from Malindi Palliative Care centre are supporting the family of Serah after her death. Serah was just twelve years old when she died of cancer of the jaw. During a visit, palliative care nurse Sophie realised that Serah’s parents

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Marleen’s story

Marleen’s story

Eight-year-old Marleen was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2017 by Kisumu Hospice. Hospice staff discussed Marleen’s treatment options with her family, recommending radiotherapy. However, despite both of her parents working the family have very little money to spare and

Lee Barker February 15, 2019 Stories No Comments Read more
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