At Little Miracles, we’re always so grateful when local groups step up to support the families we work with. Recently, we were thrilled to receive an incredible boost from the Ukulele Orchestra of Spalding, who raised £900 for Little Miracles South Holland.
Over the last year, Little Miracles has had the absolute privilege of being the chosen charity of the Cambridge Business Golf Society (CBGS) — and what an incredible partnership it has been.
Huge congratulations to Little Miracles Nottinghamshire, which has been recognised for its life-changing work supporting families of children with additional needs, disabilities and life-limiting conditions at the Discover Ashfield Awards.
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We’re sharing a blog today written from the perspective of a parent of a disabled child in response to recent public comments about equality legislation.
The views expressed in this piece are those of the parent author. They reflect a personal experience and the very real emotions that many families may recognise when discussions arise about legal protections for disabled children. They are not a formal policy statement from Little Miracles Charity.
At Little Miracles, we exist to support families navigating the day-to-day realities of raising a child with disabilities or life-limiting conditions. From time to time, we share the voices of parents and carers to help others feel less alone, to highlight lived experience, and to encourage thoughtful, respectful conversation about the issues that affect our community.
We hope you find this parent’s reflection insightful.
We’re really pleased to say that our new counselling pod at The Spinney is now finished and ready to use!
We now have a dedicated, private and comfortable space to strengthen the emotional and mental health support we offer to children, young people and their families.
We are incredibly proud to announce that we are a founding member of the newly launched Association of Children’s Respite Providers, formally unveiled yesterday at the Houses of Parliament with the support of Mims Davies MP.
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We are thrilled to share some wonderful news from our Peterborough Centre — we now have a brand-new, fully accessible bike shed, and it’s already transforming the way our children enjoy the garden!
We are thrilled to announce that Little Miracles has been named Best Social Enterprise at the Peterborough Business Awards! This award is a wonderful recognition of the work we do to support families of children with additional needs, disabilities, and life-limiting conditions.
At Little Miracles, we work closely with families of children who have additional needs, disabilities, and life-limiting conditions. Every day, we see how small barriers in the community can turn into major challenges — and one of the issues raised most often is disabled parking misuse.
Last week, ITV News visited our Head Office to speak to parents about the challenges they face when hospitals lack Changing Places Toilets — specialist facilities designed to provide the space and equipment needed for children and adults with complex physical disabilities.
Last week, the Peterborough Telegraph shared a heart-warming story about how Hereward Carpets in Mancetter Square, Peterborough, supported National Food Bank Week by hosting a food bank donation point. Customers, neighbours, and local businesses all joined in, bringing food and essential items to help families in need.
At Little Miracles, we’re constantly moved by the strength and determination of the families we support. This October, one of our families — Gemma and her 15-year-old son Sonny — are walking 150 miles in one month to raise funds for our charity.