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Children born with Rare Chromosome Disorders are often sick and severely disabled, unable to walk, talk or communicate their needs and completely reliant on their parents and carers. The issues they face are compounded when doctors have few answers to the many questions their parents have, questions like ‘will she ever walk?’, ‘will she talk?’ and ‘will he get better?’ We at Unique support them to help them overcome their feelings of desperate isolation and face the future with hope. To help us meet rapidly growing demand from families desperate for information and answers to their questions, our ‘Unique Information Project produces invaluable resources which help to improve the care of hundreds of disabled children. We aim to produce 10 new guides in the next year, part of an invaluable resource for thousands of families now and well into the future. Topics covered will include conditions associated with severe learning disability, global developmental delay, brain and heart anomalies. As there is so little published information for these families, written in accessible, easy to understand language, these guides are world leading. As well as helping parents understand and come to terms with their child's condition, they also act as a tool for raising awareness among and educating medical and other professionals caring for those affected.

Finding out you have cancer is traumatic and the added stress of the appearance related side-effects from treatment can be demoralizing, having serious consequences on self-esteem and confidence. Look Good Feel Better offers effective and practical support for people struggling with the visible side effects of cancer treatment. For 22 years we have been dedicated to improving the well-being and self-confidence of people undergoing treatment for any type of cancer and we do this through free skincare and make-up Workshops and Masterclasses held across the UK. We equip women with the skills and techniques to cope with side-effects such as eyebrow and eyelash loss as well as skin related issues and our mission is to help women face the day with confidence. With 165,000 women newly diagnosed in the UK every year, demand for our confidence boosting services is greater than ever. Help us to give the gift of confidence to hundreds more women and teenagers struggling with the visible side effects of cancer treatment.

We are Leatherheads only scout group supporting children 6 to 18 years old. We need to make our outside space work for us and safe for the children over the age range to use. We have always carried out all the work at our groups site and have fantastic support from our parents. But we find it increasingly difficult to raise funds that allow us to make improvements. Spare funds are quickly taken up with the ever rising costs of running the hall or helping families to afford scouting. We might be in Surrey but there are still areas of poverty here too!!!