I am going to walk from Peterborough to the Sir Peter Scott Lighthouse (The wash/North Sea) on Sunday 1st August.

The walk is just over 52km and will probably take me about 12 hours.

I wanted to raise some money to support the Brainbow charity who have provided invaluable support to my daughter since her diagnosis with a brain tumour.

Any donation you can give would be appreciated.

The Brainbow service was launched in 2013 working with Addenbrooke’s Hospital, they fund pioneering rehabilitation services in the East of England for children with brain tumours.

What does Brainbow do?

Brainbow’s aim is to help children with brain tumours reach their full potential.

Brainbow provides coordinated specialist neuro-rehabilitation assessment and treatment for children and young people with brain tumours.

Brainbow is able to provide children with brain tumours with specialist rehabilitation support and continuity of care throughout their journey i.e. from their diagnosis, during their hospital admission and beyond (outpatient appointments).

What is the Brainbow mission?

To ensure all children with brain tumours reach their full potential

Who does Brainbow see?

Brainbow sees children previously and newly diagnosed with a brain tumour, under the age of 16, in the East of England.