Little Miracles Holbeach is open!
The new centre will be providing much needed help and support for parents and children in the Holbeach area. The centre was fully renovated over an eight week period and represents a big step forward for the group.
Branch manager Elizabeth Batterham is over the moon to have this centre finally open to be able to support families.
Too many families in the UK live every day with feelings of isolation, exclusion, judgement, stress and anxiety because the world around us is not set up to help their children live life to their full potential.
On Radio West Norfolk, Little Miracles discuss what we do and upcoming fundraising events.
We are going to be holding some fantastic fundraising events throughout 2023 to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of our Head Office, The Spinney, which was built by the Children in Need DIY SOS team in 2013.
Our first event is the 'Big Little Miracles Parachute Jump' on Saturday 22nd July. Grab this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, raise as much money as possible and help us be there for thousands of families with additional needs, disabilities and life-limiting conditions in 2023.
Michelle reflects on how far Little Miracles has come and on helping 15,000 families
Our new centre in Holbeach received a donation from Spalding Round Table to help with renovations.
"It paid for flooring, ceiling tiles and kitchen worktop for the branch’s new premises in Church Street, Holbeach, which is due to open at 10am on today (Saturday, December 17)"
The Institute of Export & International Trade donated presents to Little Miracles to support over 3,000 people this Christmas.
"All the donated presents will go to Little Miracles, a charity that helps families that have children with additional needs, disabilities or life-limiting conditions. Rawles says they were delighted with the response, with a combined total of over 120 toys donated to the charity."
Little Miracles have a brand-new centre opening in the heart of Holbeach.
“People don’t realise how many people need this kind of help and a lot more support is needed for these families."
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Little Miracles are pulling out all the stops to ensure children with additional needs and their families enjoy Christmas.
CEO Michelle King told the Peterborough Telegraph how the festive period is already in full swing at their landmark base, The Spinney.
Little Miracles' families spoke with Amir Suleman at BBC Radio Cambridgeshire about their experiences at The Spinney and the incredible ways in which they are supported as a family.
Thorney Lakes Golf Club presented Little Miracles with a cheque worth £3,067 at its centre in Ravensthorpe on November 2.
The golf club raised the money through fundraising events throughout the year – including auctioning off premium car parking spaces at the club, and making golfers donate if their balls land in ‘the captain’s lake’ on one of the holes on its course.
We are incredibly grateful to Pat Reidy and everyone at the club for raising such an amazing amount of money.
For more information about how you can support us, please visit the Fundraise page on the website.