Lifelites Community Project Grant Awards £1.6 Million to 7 Organizations in the UK and Ireland
Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust's Ryegate House has been selected to receive the Lifelites Community Project Grant, along with six other organizations, in a £1.6 million campaign to provide assistive and sensory technology to children's hospices and community projects. The grant will support Ryegate House's goal of delivering a healthier future for children and young people with complex neuro-disabilities. Carly-Anne Whyman, Team leader at Ryegate House, expressed gratitude for the funding, which will enable the team to continue offering outstanding care to patients and families.
Key Takeaways:
- Seven organizations, including Ryegate House, have been awarded the Lifelites Community Project Grant in a £1.6 million campaign.
- The grant will provide assistive and sensory technology to children's hospices and community projects in the UK and Ireland.
- The Lifelites 25 programme aims to deliver 21 new assistive technology packages and transformational grants to reach more children and families.
- The public voting process resulted in over 4,500 verified votes, with the top three projects receiving the most votes selected for funding.
- The remaining four winners were chosen by an independent panel, and the grant will support the development of innovative new partnerships with community projects.
- The Lifelites charity provides assistive and sensory technology to every children's hospice in the UK and Ireland, with a three-year programme to deliver 21 new assistive technology packages and transformational grants.
Statistics:
- £1.6 million: The total value of the Lifelites Community Project Grant campaign.
- 21: The number of new assistive technology packages and transformational grants to be delivered over three years.
- 4,500: The number of verified votes received from the public during the voting period.
- 7: The number of organizations, including Ryegate House, awarded the Lifelites Community Project Grant.
Sources:
- "Lifelites 25 Community Projects" (n.d.). Retrieved from
- "Lifelites Community Project Grant" (n.d.). Retrieved from
- Image: A child enjoying time with a therapy dog at Ryegate House (n.d.). Retrieved from