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 Hi, Dawid Kimberg and Gavin Horsley here. We have set up this page following a serious accident involving Nathan on Sunday, 18th October.
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 Nathan was cycling into central London to sing at the Temple Church service when he was struck by a high-speed driver. He sustained multiple severe injuries, including two broken legs, a broken arm, broken ribs, and a broken collarbone. He was airlifted to the hospital, where he was placed in a medically induced coma to manage his pain and allow doctors to perform necessary surgeries.
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 While Nathan remains under 24-hour intensive care as surgeons repair his fractures, we are deeply grateful that the prognosis regarding his head injuries is positive.
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 However, the road to recovery will be long and challenging. During this time, Nathan, his wife Non, and their young daughter face a significant and immediate loss of income. While it is difficult to predict the full financial impact at this early stage, this fundraiser has been established to provide immediate financial relief to his family.
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<div>Thirty-two years ago, Joe Campbell unknowingly changed my life forever.
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<div>In the early hours of the morning, Joe went to use a phone box in Forest Gate. As he walked closer, he noticed what he first thought was a fish and chip wrapper on the floor. It wasn't. It was me – a newborn baby who had been abandoned.
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<div>Joe picked me up, called the police, and made sure I was safe. That single act of kindness gave me a chance at life.
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<div>What many people don't know is that Joe never forgot me. Every year, he brought birthday cards, gifts and money to the social services office, hoping they would reach me. Sadly, that contact was stopped.
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<div>In 2016, after a media appeal, we found each other again. Since then, Joe has been a constant source of love, support and family. He has stood beside me through some of the hardest moments of my life, never asking for anything in return.
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<div>Joe is one of the kindest, most selfless people I have ever known. He deserves a retirement filled with comfort, peace and the freedom to enjoy life after spending decades putting others first.
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<div>This fundraiser is my way of giving something back to the man who gave me everything without even knowing it. Every donation, no matter the size, will go towards helping Joe enjoy the retirement he truly deserves.
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<div>If you're unable to donate, simply sharing this page would mean the world to us.
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<div>Thank you for helping us celebrate an extraordinary man whose kindness changed a life forever.
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<div>My current legal name is Kiran Sheikh, although am in the process of legally changing my name to April and have submitted the relevant application to the court. This is why you may see me publicly using the name April, including on my social media.
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<div>I am raising this money for Joe Campbell, the man who found me abandoned as a newborn and got me to safety. After many years apart, Joe and I were reunited, and he has become an incredibly important part of my life.
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<div>This fundraiser is a surprise for Joe, so he does not currently know that I am doing this for him. However, members of Joe's family are aware of the fundraiser and fully support what I am trying to do for him.
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<div>The aim is to give Joe some financial security and, depending on how much we manage to raise, help him reduce his working hours or hopefully retire earlier. The money will be for Joe's benefit and can be used towards his everyday living costs and household expenses, helping replace some of the income he would otherwise need to continue working to earn.
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<div>As Joe does not yet know about the fundraiser, I am managing the funds on his behalf for now. The money raised is for Joe and will not be used by me for my own personal expenses. When the fundraiser is revealed to him, my intention is to provide the funds to Joe for his benefit.
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<div>For anyone who would like to see more of my story, including why Joe means so much to me, I am sharing our story on my TikTok:
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<div>My TikTok story <a href="https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdQQBvNu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdQQBvNu/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdQQBvNu/</a></a>
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<div>Thank you to every single person who donates, shares or supports this. I can't wait for the day I can show Joe what everyone has done for the man who once did something life-changing for me.❤️
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Joe Campbell to retire!!

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Help Us Create Fred’s Place

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 Hi my name is Kim I’m asking for help my dads mobility scooter has been stolen 3 days ago by some thug and we’ve literally found his scooter this morning all damaged and not repairable, my dad is 83 years old which he has a kind heart and soul he relies on his scooter a lot to get about as he can’t hardly walk and now he hasn’t got a scooter I’m worried for him as he likes to go out every day as he’s not an indoor person and with no mobility scooter I’m worried about his health deteriorating so I’m asking to help please to raise for another mobility scooter so he can get his life back
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<div>Connor's story is both heartbreaking and important to tell. Connor had a voice by way of his non-verbal cues such as behaviours, gestures, photos, symbols, and the proloquo2go app on his ipad. People had to use their eyes more than their ears to listen to him.
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<div>Sadly, his non-verbal cues were not noticed and he passed away at the age of 24 on the 26th February 2025..
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<div>Connor was trying to communicate, to get attention because he was in pain and suffering and needed help, and the only way he could try was by hitting himself in the way he had never done before. No one listened and tragically his non verbal cues were not actioned upon.
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<div>My aim of Connor's Voice is to raise awareness of how some people with a learning difficulty are treated, to teach and spread learning to understand what can and must be done to hopefully stop what happened to Connor happening to another individual and their family.
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<div>Along the way, I wish to raise money to help families access communication aids such as iPads with talking apps, Makaton training, pecs, and switch devices and provide communication workshops.
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<div>The Proloquo2go app for Connor changed his life. It was a way he could communicate and make choices about who he wanted to see, what he wanted to do, and where he wanted to go. Having the app alleviated a lot of his distress and frustration.
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<div>Your much appreciated donation will go towards aiding communication, sharing awareness and learning, supporting individuals and families living with a learning difficulty, and sharing Connors' story as far and wide as we are able to. We will be doing this by way of a new website which is <a href="https://www.connorsvoice.org.uk" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.connorsvoice.org.uk</a>, communication workshops and presentations.
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<div>In the future my hope is to become a charity to continue to raise funds to spread awareness of non-verbal cues and purchase communication aids for people who would benefit from them.
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<div>To do nothing was never an option for me because Connor was my teacher and he can't have died in vain so I vow in his name I will still be his voice so he can continue to have an impact like he always did.
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<div>Every penny donated will help others, and I will always be transparent on when and how the money will be spent.
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<div>Thank you from Connor's Mum.
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<div>THEN , NOW AND ALWAYS xxx
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Connor's Voice , let's make a difference.

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