We donate and maintain our special technology and services at every children's hospice across the British Isles, so wherever you are, there is a Lifelites project near you.
We’re already hard at work fundraising for our new technology packages in 2020, but we will also continue to donate ongoing technical support and training at all the other sites to make sure the equipment you helped us provide is well used and in good working order for those children for whom every second counts.
For further information and please call the Lifelites office on 0207 440 4200 or email info@lifelites.org
Would you like to help give kids with limited life unlimited possibilities?
Find our how you can donate here.
The COVID-19 pandemic means that the vulnerable children we support need us more than ever. By becoming a Lifelites Benefactor and making a regular donation to Lifelites, you will be helping to give these children a chance to escape the confines of their conditions, break free from isolation, and strengthen relationships with parents, brothers and sisters, and friends.
Leaving a gift in your will could help us suport children in hospices in the future. Read on to se why others have chosen to leave a gift in their will to Lifelites.
Every donation helps us to do more. Take a look at how you can become a Lifelites donor or partner.
On Tuesday, 1 December 2020, the global campaign “Giving Tuesday” is asking people across the world to do something positive for a good cause. Join our Lifelites community on that day and show that you support life-limited and disabled children using hospice services.
Would you like to give kids with limited life unlimited possibilities?
We have plenty of opportunities for how you can get involved and help us raise funds so we can continue donating life-changing technology to children with disabilities and life-limited conditions. Have a look!
Would you like to fundraise for Lifelites but are stuck for ideas? Take a look through our A-Z of ideas and hopefully you’ll find some inspiration!
Magical technology for life-limited and disabled children using hospice services
