Fraser Mileham Memorial Fund
For our beautiful son Fraser, who died age 9 from an unknown illness which caused swelling to his brain.
We would like to dedicate any monies kindly donated to the following two causes…
Kings College Hospital Charity (Paediatric Neurology and Intensive Care Unit)
To all who fought for Fraser when he was in their care. We will never forget the incredible dedication, skill, genuine compassion shown and the extreme lengths everyone went to when trying to save Fraser.
Kings College Hospital Charity helps go beyond what the NHS can fund, to provide life-changing care for patients and families. They fund pioneering research, equipment and facilities to make the best care possible. Their research may help find Frasers unknown illness or help future families in the most impossible of circumstances.
Wooden Spoon - the rugby charity for children
Fraser loved rugby - he even loved it in the cold, rain and mud. It provided fun, friendships, camaraderie and a physical challenge which he revelled in. Rugby taught him about team work, being determined and gave him personal skills he used way beyond the rugby field.
Wooden Spoon provide rugby based projects for children all over the UK, especially aimed at those who wouldn’t otherwise have access to the sport.
More about the charities we’re supporting:
King's College Hospital Charity
KCHC is dedicated to life-changing care at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. King’s provides specialist and local health services, as well as critical care. Our work makes innovation, as well as world class treatment, possible.
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King's College Hospital Charity Registered charity number 1165593
Wooden Spoon
Wooden Spoon is the children’s charity of rugby. Our vision is that through the power of rugby every child and young person across the UK & Ireland, no matter what their background has access to the same opportunities.
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Wooden Spoon Registered charity number 326691, SC039247
Organisator
Naomi Mileham
Organisator