Thank you
Dec
Thank you
As the end of 2020 is fast approaching, we just wanted to say a big thank you to those who have supported us, especially during such a challenging 12 months.
Our love and thoughts go to those who have experienced a loss this year. We hope that the outpouring of love that we’ve seen from friends and family is providing some comfort through difficult times.
Whether by reading and sharing our posts, signposting others to our charity, volunteering, fundraising or donating, you have helped Peeps reach more people. People who may otherwise have felt a little lost, a little unsure, or a little overwhelmed by the world of HIE – you have made a difference. Thank you.
We always say that we don’t have a magic wand, but we will always do what we can to ensure no-one feels on their own, helping in any way possible. Practical, emotional and financial support is here for anyone in the UK affected by HIE.
Plans are already in place to grow Peeps in 2021, to reach more families and offer more support. Keep an eye out on our pages for more info in the coming weeks.
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@CHillemand can provide advice to Peeps families about making a compensation claim for their child (and themselves) as well as getting or challenging an EHCP. This os a free service for Peeps families so please contact her if you have questions.
A reminder @CMooreSolicitor, Partner has been holding free virtual legal clinics for @PeepsHie every Thursday this month. There is one more session available tomorrow (30 January 2025). To enquire with Charlotte contact her on charlotte.moore@clmedilaw.co.uk or 07388 949953.
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