Blogs

Remembering a charity in your will is a particularly meaningful gesture, which ensures that your influence continues, supporting those causes most important to you during your lifetime. A pecuniary ...

It all started with a 12 year old girl who was dying of cancer… Rachel had terminal cancer. She didn’t want to die in hospital. She wanted to die at home, surrounded by her family. I was there to su...

Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity is the leading organisation providing children’s social palliative care in England. But mention palliative care for children and all too often people think of hospices...

All our volunteers are integral to the way we operate. Whether it’s a day a week or a few hours a month, the time given by our amazing volunteers, really does make a huge difference. We couldn’t do it...

I wanted just one thing for Christmas – to have my family together at home. Sadly I didn’t get my wish. But this year, with help from Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity, I’m thrilled to be waking up on ...

Arlene Honeyman, Head of Care Strategic Development at Rainbow Trust, talks about the importance of support services for children who find themselves experiencing grief and why Rainbow Trust is suppor...