Living with a baby, child or young person with a life-limiting condition is extremely demanding. Our Hampton hospice is dedicated to offering a comprehensive range of therapies and specialist clinics for the whole family.
Michael Ball OBE has announced a very special concert in conjunction with Live Nation for one night only at the iconic London Palladium on Saturday 11 June in aid of Shooting Star Children’s Hospices.
It was sky’s the limit for two-year-old Pari and her mum Rashmi and dad Pankaj last month, when they had the chance to visit Elstree Aerodrome for a very special experience.
Shooting Star Children’s Hospices has welcomed the launch of a brand-new partnership between national charity Together for Short Lives and supermarket giant, Morrisons that will benefit the local families, babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions that we support.
Her Royal Highness The Countess of Wessex enjoyed some Valentine’s Day inspired arts and crafts made by children and families supported by Shooting Star Children’s Hospices on Thursday 10th February.
We may be in the shortest month of the year, but one thing’s for sure there is no shortage of fun being had at our Outreach, Therapies and Family Support Centre, Shooting Star House, with our new open music therapy group.
Are you ready for our latest supersonic challenge that’s sure to be a blast? From the 1st of March we’re calling all budding astronauts to join us on a very special mission – the Shooting Star Space Race.
Christmas is a very special time for families and our wonderful family of corporate supporters ensured through fantastic fundraising, gift donations and giving up their time, that we could create special memories and treats for those we support.
On 21st November 2001, Christopher’s, our Guildford children’s hospice, first opened its doors. To commemorate it’s 20th anniversary, staff and children who have been staying at Christopher’s this week held a little celebration to mark the occasion.
On a finals’ day presentation ceremony at West Byfleet Golf Club last weekend, local charities, including Shooting Star Children’s Hospices, were the big winners after members chipped in an incredible record-breaking £45,000 throughout the year.
Rosie and Alex want to share their story about how Shooting Star Children’s Hospices has and continues to be a lifeline for them, and to so many families.
Five-year-old Hadi has Spinal Muscular Atrophy type one, the severest form of a rare genetic condition that causes muscle weakness. “His life expectancy at first was no more than six months, but against all odds he’s reached the age of five,” said mum Sanaa.