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National Siblings Day: celebrating extraordinary siblings

We’re taking a moment to celebrate the extraordinary siblings of the children we support.

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Demelza’s new website shortlisted for international award

Demelza is delighted to announce that its new website has been shortlisted for an international industry award.

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Demelza welcomes report published on children waiting to leave hospital

Demelza has welcomed recommendations in a report published on children waiting to leave hospital.

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Director of Clinical Services Katie Stevens, Deputy CEO Hayley Richardson and Trustee Richard Fin in Canterbury Cathedral smiling at the camera
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Demelza represented at installation of new Archbishop of Canterbury

The installation of the new Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally, has taken place.

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Family stories
Aimee’s sibling story

Aimee’s brother has been supported by Demelza for a long time, and she grew up as part of our community. Find out what Demelza’s support has meant to her over the years.

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Man with extremely rare disorder to take on Everest trek to support Demelza

A man told he wouldn’t live past the age of four due to an extremely rare genetic condition is taking on an Everest trek in aid of Demelza, who supported him as a child.

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Mum supported by Demelza welcomes new drug trial which could change lives

A mum supported by Demelza whose son has a severe neurological condition which causes serious seizures has welcomed new drug trials which could change lives.

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New drug could change lives of children with Dravet syndrome

A new drug is being trialled which could change the lives of children who have a severe neurological condition which causes serious seizures.

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Mick’s volunteering story

Meet Mick, a volunteer driver at Demelza, and find out what it’s like to support families through volunteering.

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