supporting young people, children and their families after the death of mum, dad or someone close

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Why should business support Noah's Ark Trust?

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White Stuff Foundation 


Our other Corporate Supporters Include:

Wye Valley Brewery
ABC Print                 
Queenswood            
Amey                       
Hereford Welsh Club
CanHave             
Cargill                    
Courtyard                
Eastnor Castle        
Kidwells Law  
Saxtys    
Tim Kidson               
G4S                          
Reprodux             
Sequani
M & S                     
Wye Valley Nuffield   
Cartridge World        
Russell Baldwin & Bright
Hergest Croft Gardens  
Sunshine Radio      
The Barrels
Hereford Marches Rotary

 


The scale of the problem How to Help
Our Challenge
  • it costs £500,000 each year to run this most needed service,
  • 179 schools, Childrens Services and the NHS refer bereaved children to us,
  • knowing how vital our support is, we need to extend our service.

Some funding for our work has come from the Big Lottery Fund and BBC Children In Need, but we need ongoing revenue to provide our support. Please help us continue to help our region’s bereaved children. For more information contact Noah’s Ark Trust:

 

Rosie's Story Rosie

“Tuesday 20th April was the last time I saw my father. He was late home from work and didn’t answer his mobile. At 10.45pm the doorbell rang. Mummy showed two policemen into the lounge and they told us Daddy had been in a fatal accident on the motorway. One of the policemen asked me to make a cup of tea with him. After they left Mummy telephoned my brothers and sister who were at university. It was only when she told them Daddy had been killed that I realised what a fatal accident was. Richard, Harry and Elizabeth arrived home over the next few hours. The day after a policeman took us to the hospital to see Daddy and assured us he hadn’t been to blame for the accident. I went back to school two weeks later just before the summer exams. No one knew what to say to me. I used to smile a lot so that the teachers and my friends would think that I was alright but I used to go to my room and cry every night. I felt so lonely even when I was surrounded by people.”

 

Worcestershire - Tel: 01905 340019
Herefordshire - Tel: 01432 264555
Email: support@noahsarktrust.co.uk