Every family needs time together to have fun, try new things, and see each other smile. We know that families who get away together, grow together – into stronger happier, and more confident families.
But for families going through really tough times, going on holiday can feel out of reach. Even a short break can make the world of difference to a child who’s never seen mum smile, shared laughter with their family, or spent a whole day having fun.
Adrian's Story
Five-year-old Rhys is autistic and non-verbal, and has a rare nerve condition that means he's likely to need a wheelchair when he's older.
Erika's Story
Erika's daughter Evie was diagnosed with a heart condition before she was born and as a result has extremely complicated health needs. Their holiday, along with 10-year-old Noah, gave them a chance to relax.
Pinkie's Story
The last decade has been challenging for Pinkie. She lost her partner eight years ago when Leah was still very small and her son only nine. Their family holiday meant that Pinkie and her children felt relaxed, and it brought them together as a family.