Five policy areas affecting seriously ill children and their families in 2019

• 31 Dec 2019 by Sophie Dodgeon

As the year draws to a close, we reflect on 12 months of Rainbow Trust’s policy...

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What can seriously ill children expect from the re-elected government?

• 19 Dec 2019 by Sophie Dodgeon

As seriously ill children and their families prepare to make the most of precious time together...

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What does the General Election mean for seriously ill children?

• 14 Nov 2019 by Sophie Dodgeon

Ahead of the General Election on 12 December, we are calling on all political parties to...

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Invisible Children – those out of school with serious illness

• 26 Aug 2019 by Sophie Dodgeon

We welcome a new report highlighting the need for more support for children who are not...

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Our message to new Prime Minister, Boris Johnson

• 24 Jul 2019 by Sophie Dodgeon

Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity today wrote to new the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson MP, to welcome...

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Teen calls on Government to offer more support to young people with disabled siblings

• 08 Jul 2019 by James Barber

Across the UK, there are thousands of young people, like 15-year old Emily, whose brother Ben...

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Significant new pledges on children’s palliative care

• 02 Jul 2019 by Anna Jackson

Following a parliamentary debate on children’s palliative care on Monday 1 July, Rainbow Trust welcomes a...

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Sector faces perfect storm of rising demand, rising costs and uncertain finances

• 11 Jun 2019 by Sophie Dodgeon

Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity shares the grave concern among the wider children’s palliative care sector that...

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