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Jessica Badman is raising money for Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
£1,095
raised of £1,000 target
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Tandem Skydive · 29 June 2012

We support people living with brain injury to give them the best quality of life

Story

I'm rasing money for this wonderful hospital because two years ago my godmother had a brain hemorrhage and never fully recovered. She is now a patient at The Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability in Putney, which is a national medical charity, not part of the NHS, which needs to raise over £2 million each year in voluntary donations to continue providing care, treatment and assessment for 240 sufferers of profound neurological disabilities. Their residents and patients benefit from 17 different therapies that promote independence, quality of life and choice, which is what sets this hospital apart from other ones and is what helps their residents to start rebuilding their lives.

 So in October I am doing a tandem skydive! It's something I've wanted to do for ages and what better way to do so than to raise money for something which means a lot to me.

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About the charity

The RHN cares for people who have brain damage or a disease affecting their brain. People come to the RHN for many reasons, from a stroke to a traffic accident, or a disease. The RHN provides services and therapies to ensure people with neuro-disability can have the best quality of life possible.

Donation summary

Total
£1,095.00
+ £58.75 Gift Aid
Online
£275.00
Offline
£820.00

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