These incredible stories from our brave children and families show just how important your support is today and forever..
Harry was a real character, full of fun and games, but one night he tragically went to bed and never woke up. He was just four years old. Read more
Phoebe was one of the Butterfly Children, so called because she suffered from a rare condition that caused her skin to be as fragile as a butterfly’s wing. Read more
Little Amelia’s first proper birthday party was due to be held during the Coronavirus lockdown - so instead of presents her family decided to help Hope House Read more
When Poppy was diagnosed with a life-threatening condition Vicki and Karl were devastated - but with Hope House's help they are making the most of life Read more
Evan was fit and healthy - he simply went to bed and died in his sleep, remembers mum Jane Read more
We haven't got a big extended family so having a support network at Tŷ Gobaith is really important, says mum Debbie Read more
I’m in a wheelchair but tough luck really, no point in moaning about it. There’s a lot of people worse off, says Luke Read more
When Kiera is at Hope House she is so happy. There’s no one I’d trust more with my daughter, says dad Dylan Read more
Mia spent her last three weeks at Hope House. Those days were some of the happiest of her short life. Read more
Precious days saying goodbye to Chloe in the Snowflake Suite gave her family the strength to carry on Read more
The first thing I did when I walked into Snowflake was to hold Arthur's hand and it was so soft, recalls his dad Nick Read more
Ryan wasn't born poorly - he basically slipped away in front of our eyes, remembers mum Alison Read more