'The idea of being away from Freddie was unbearable'
When baby Freddie was transferred from Southend to London needing life-saving surgery, our Stevenson House 'Home from Home' ensured parents Olivia and Mylo remained close by throughout
We believe every family with a seriously ill child in hospital should be able to stay together. Here you can read inspiring, first-hand accounts from families who have stayed in one of our ‘Homes from Home’.
When baby Freddie was transferred from Southend to London needing life-saving surgery, our Stevenson House 'Home from Home' ensured parents Olivia and Mylo remained close by throughout
Born 12 weeks early, baby Madeleine needed specialist treatment in Cambridge. We supported parents Kelly and Jonathan at our Chestnut House ‘Home from Home’ so they could stay by her side.
When twins Riley and Noah were diagnosed with rare moyamoya disease years apart, Eckersley House gave the Watkins family vital comfort and support.
Rogan spent six months in hospital when he was born and we supported his whole family at both of our Newcastle houses
Willow was born at 27 weeks and needed specialist treatment at The Rosie Hospital where we supported her family at Chestnut House
Jacob had an unexpected allergic reaction following an operation which caused a respiratory arrest. His family were supported at Magnolia House while he received lifesaving treatment
Rainbow House has supported the Bowyer family on several occasions since their daughter Evie was born
Dad Scott shares his experience of staying at Guilford Street and Rainbow Houses when his son Noah was in GOSH
Max Johnson waited months for a donor heart. While his parents Emma and Paul Johnson waited, they shared their story with us
Hasnath was on a mechanical heart until a donor heart became available. During this time, his family were supported at Scott House
Chris was supported at Scott House when his son Declan needed heart surgery at Freeman Hospital
Jade shares how Guilford Street House helped her stay by her daughters hospital bedside