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Fundraising for Niamh’s Next Step CIO
Story
Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.
I am raising money and awareness for Niamh's next step. I was introduced to the charity by a friend who is a patron of the charity. Having children myself, the moment I read the story I wanted to help in any small way I could. Manchester Walkabout's aim is to raise £2 k for the charity over the course of the year with various charitable events, this being one. Below is a Niamh's story. Please visit http://www.niamhsnextstep.com/ for the full story and how we are all trying to help raise awareness of Neuroblastoma
Welcome to Niamh's Next Step!
On Sunday 20th May 2012 our hearts were broken when our beautiful, brave little girl lost her 18 month battle with the childhood cancer, Neuroblastoma, aged just 5. Niamh passed away peacefully in her mummy and daddy's arms. We miss her more than we could ever explain but are so proud of the way she touched so many peoples hearts and the legacy she has left behind. We have set up this charity in Niamh's memory in the hope of helping other families fighting this vile childhood cancer.
On Sunday 20th May 2012 our hearts were broken when our beautiful, brave little girl lost her 18 month battle with the childhood cancer, Neuroblastoma, aged just 5. Niamh passed away peacefully in her mummy and daddy's arms. We miss her more than we could ever explain but are so proud of the way she touched so many peoples hearts and the legacy she has left behind. We have set up this charity in Niamh's memory in the hope of helping other families fighting this vile childhood cancer.