Gamers and communities raised vital funds through Lifelites Game Time, from a 32-hour livestream to local board game events supporting children in hospices.
Champions Spotlight: Katie and Emma at Ty Hafan
Champions Spotlight: Katie and Emma at Ty Hafan
Katie Simmons, a Children’s Rights and Education Practitioner at Tŷ Hafan Children’s Hospice, shares how Lifelites technology is helping young people feel empowered through accessible learning. As a Lifelites Champion, Katie uses tools like Cosmo switches to make education inclusive, engaging, and tailored to every child—no matter their condition. These interactive sessions bring children and their families together, fostering connection, confidence, and a powerful sense of possibility.
Meet Emma, a therapeutic play worker at Tŷ Hafan Children’s Hospice and a dedicated Lifelites Champion. In this video, she shares how accessible technology like the Magic Carpet and Eyegaze is helping children with life-limiting conditions experience joy, independence, and meaningful play. Emma highlights the powerful impact this equipment has on families—creating precious memories and moments of connection that would otherwise be impossible.
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