I would like to take this opportunity to say an enormous thank you on behalf of the children and their carers for your very kind donation.
This money will help support children in and around Wolverhampton area with assistance to much needed respite holidays in one of our mobile homes in Torquay, Devon.
Our homes are for full disabled use with ramp and walk in shower and hoist for easy access to the bedroom, they are fully wheelchair friendly too 😊and many a happy child has left feeling refreshed and ready to face whatever life throws at them again…..with the hope of something nice to look forward too.
This donation will provide hope for the continuation of the future of our work and for dream makers to move into 2021 and beyond with being able to say yes and help realise their wish for a respite holiday.
This last 18 months have been somewhat challenging  and at times worrying for the future of Dream Makers however here we are once more holding on and moving forward, so here is to a brighter future for us all and many more happy faces. 😊😊
It is only with the help of trusts such as yours we are able to continue, so would you kindly reach out and say thank you too for all the support to those that have enabled you to make this huge donation…… 😊
My kindest wishes
Juney Walsh Cooper
Founder/Trustee
Dream Makers Children’s Charity
Charity Reg No 1045148
Tel :Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 01675 442 555
Mobile : 07816 124 889
ibling, grandparent or friend. 2020 has been an especially difficult year for grieving families, and especially for grieving children. Feelings of isolation are common in grief, with the Covid pandemic isolating people even further, and the usual comforting rituals around death – funerals and wakes, hugs from extended family and friends – are restricted. Our support helps children talk about how they are feeling and helps them remember their loved one in a way that acknowledges the long-term nature of their grief but allows them to live their lives to the fullest.
st’s support to deliver our fantastic audiobook service to many people in the local community who find it difficult or impossible to read print due to an impairment, such as arthritis, macular degeneration or dyslexia. Such fantastic support has helped to spread the joy of reading throughout Wolverhampton via the spoken word.’
e trustees of James Beattie Charitable Trust are supporting our Let’s Fish! project in Wolverhampton. 
ramedics and Nurses doubled their efforts to respond to those patients who were critically ill and requiring advanced care, during the initial months of the Covid-19 pandemic. By doubling the shifts and responding to more cases, the team consequently doubled it’s spending on outgoing costs in equipment, consumables and fuel. With Covid-19 cases continuing to periodically rise, the team is committed to its role in the pre-hospital environment. The team is financially supported by donations only and it’s through support like this generous donation that the team will continue to work through the winter of 2020.
