Dell and her daughter Nikita honour Dips’ memory through fundraising for Lifelites, helping children with life-limiting conditions play, communicate and create lasting memories through technology.
Talia
Talia
Gemma shares how her daughter Talia has benefitted from Lifelites technology at Alexander Devine for the past five years.
Talia loves interactive tools like the Magic Carpet and Tilt and Touch Table, which support her development, independence and connection with her siblings through play.
Watch the video below to see the difference Lifelites technology makes:
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