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Lifelites donates and maintains assistive and inclusive technology for the 10,000 life-limited and disabled children using every children’s hospice service across the British Isles. The assistive technology gives these children the opportunity to play, be creative, communicate and control something for themselves, for as long as it is possible.
The Provincial Grand Lodge of Cornwall has pledged £1,000 to the charity Lifelites, which donates assistive technology for life-limited and disabled children using hospice care services.
The 2019/20 seasonal appeal from the music star Rick Wakeman on behalf of the charity Lifelites has raised over £42,000 for life-limited and disabled children using hospice services.
A Freemasons-funded project at a children’s hospice in Hampshire has been featured as part of a BBC show about disability and video games Over the past…
The children and young people at Shooting Star Chase children’s hospice have received a donation of assistive technology worth £50,000 from national…
Sir David was introduced to Lifelites through his role as both a high ranking Freemason, and as Master of the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, a livery company for senior practitioners in the information technology industry. Since learning more about the charity’s work, he has decided to lend his name to help the organisation and the children it supports.
Charity Lifelites donates specialist technology for children and young adults at Newcastle children’s hospiceNational children’s charity Lifelites has donated a package of specialist technologies for children at St Oswald’s Hospice in Newcastle.
For most of us, there is nothing simpler than having a conversation with someone, whether it is to ask how they are or how their day is going;…