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Families we support - Shooting Star Chase : Shooting Star Chase youtube twitter facebook instagram menu navigate gallery play thunderstroke Supporting families wideness West London and Surrey A A A Support us Ways to requiteSouvenirin wills Our promises Families we haven’t met How your souvenir helps Will wording Downloads & FAQ’s TestimonialsSouvenirin triumph In Memory Fundraise Collection cans Community events Contact the Community Engagement Team Crown Honda drives donationsRencontreevents Run WalkTrundlingSkydive Choose your own rencontre Contact theRencontreEvents Team Corporate & Trusts Employee engagement Commercial Engagement and Sponsorship Trusts Corporate partner, Citi, cyclists take on crazy trundling rencontre Pelican help to revamp our kitchen Fullers donate per meal Corporate partners Contact the Corporate and Trusts Team Major donors Shop Pop up shops We want your rags! Shop locations Lottery How to play T’s & C’s Our superintendency What we do Short breaks Hospice at Home Day superintendency & preschool groups Family support & therapies Music therapy Art therapy Play therapy Complementary therapy Symptom management and paediatric palliative superintendency End-of-life superintendencySuperintendencyat the end of a child’s life Special activities Families we support Info for families Our hospices How to wangle our services Useful links for families Info for healthcare professionals How to make a referral Professional unshut days Get involved Volunteer Volunteer at events Volunteer at throne office Volunteer at our hospices Volunteer at our shops Volunteer contact Why I volunteer – Ashleigh Why I volunteer – Rosemarie Why I volunteer – Anne Young volunteers Work for us Reasons to work for us Equal opportunities Benefits Current vacancies Information for wall staff Why I work here – Simon Contact the HR team News Latest news Shine magazine Press contacts About us Who we are Our story Our values Our strategy & finance Patrons Trustees Leadership team FAQs Contact us Create Donate   Create Donate Families we support Isabel’s Story Up until the age of three, Isabel was just like any other little girl – a bright, lively child yearningly described as a whirlwind by her parents, Sophie and James. Little did they know the devastating diagnosis that would soon transpiration everything for her and her family. Lorea’s Story When Lorea was a victual she whimsically ate, was unchangingly crying and slept all the time. Already having a healthy two-year-old girl, Amaia, parents Maite and Adrian just felt something wasn’t right. Lilly-Anne’s Story Lilly-Anne was born five weeks early in June 2013 and from the very start mum Katie picked up on signs that things might not be right with her newborn. Rosie’s StoryPursuita traumatic lineage without suffering placental abruption, Marie had to endure every mother’s worst fear as her victual daughter Rosie was whisked yonder in urgent need of care. Josh’s Story 16-year-old Josh was fit, sporty and unassuming. He’d had no significant health concerns, until one day the family’s world came crashing down. Mum Caroline shares their story. Max’s Story “I am a Shooting Star Chase mum. A few years ago, that would have meant very little to me. Today, it ways I vest to a group of parents with a life-limiting condition and we will probably have to say goodbye to our children way too early.” Daisy’s Story The Nimmo family have benefited from our superintendency service since 2005, but pursuit two tragedies in the space of three years, Shooting Star Chase has been there for them increasingly than overly before.  The Christmas advert you should be sharing this festive season November 8, 2017 Watch the powerful and touching volitional Christmas advert produced by Shape History in aid of Shooting Star Chase, highlighting the importance of sensation and support at this time of year. James’ story Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) is a rare skin condition well-expressed virtually 5,000 people in the UK. People with EB have extremely fragile skin which can tear and scar at the slightest touch. There are many variants, and one-year-old James has the most severe form of the condition. Older Entries Donate What we do Short breaks Hospice at Home Day superintendency & preschool groups Family support & therapies Counselling Music therapy Art therapy Play therapy Complementary therapy Symptom management and paediatric palliative superintendency End-of-life superintendency Bereavement support Special activities Families we support Info for families Research studies Our hospices How to wangle our services Useful links for families Family events Info for healthcare professionals How to make a referral Professional unshut days Student placements Courses & study days Registered Charity No: 1042495 Fundraising Office: 01932 823100 email: hello@shootingstarchase.org.uk Privacy Policy