
Sobell House is a charity which provides end-of-life care, helping people to live well in the time that they have and to die with dignity. Their care is compassionate, specialist and person-centred – and they also support family members and friends. Every year, they support more than 4,500 people in and around Oxford, through more than 40,000 interactions with patients and their families.

The second school charity that we will be supporting is the Williams Syndrome Foundation. Williams Syndrome is a rare congenital disorder which occurs randomly, and which affects around one in 18,000 people in the UK. It causes a range of issues from heart and bowel problems to low muscle tone, mental health issues, learning disabilities, and sensory and behavioural issues. The Williams Syndrome Foundation promotes research into the syndrome and supports individuals with WS and their families.
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Mengyu Lin |
2 months ago