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HFCT was pleased to support East Anglia's Children's Hospices which offers care and support for children and young people with life-threatening conditions and operates three hospices.

HFCT was pleased to support Panathlon Challenge which gives young people with disabilities and special educational needs every year the opportunity to take part in competitive sport.

HFCT was pleased to again support Shine which provides support and information for people affected by Spina Bifida, Hydrocephalus and associated conditions.

HFCT was pleased to support the C4WS Homeless Project which operates a winter night shelter providing temporary shelter, as well as ongoing support to help people move into more stable accommodation.

HFCT was pleased to support the Anne Robson Trust which organises volunteers to spend time with end-of-life patients, especially those with no visitors or whose family members can only visit occasionally.

HFCT was pleased to support Tom's Trust which is dedicated to providing psychological support for children with brain tumours and their families.

HFCT was pleased to support Shine which provides support and information for people affected by Spina Bifida, Hydrocephalus and associated conditions.

HFCT was pleased to support The Soup Kitchen which provides free nutritious meals, clothing, toiletries and a sense of belonging for the homeless, elderly, lonely and vulnerable in London.

HFCT was pleased to support Camden Listening & Counselling Centre which provides free crisis listening and low cost counselling.

HFCT was pleased to support The 3H Foundation which helps people with disabilities and carers have a period of respite.

HFCT was pleased to support SASBAH which supports people affected by spina bifida, hydrocephalus and other related conditions.

HFCT was pleased to support The Open Bionics Foundation which helps people with upper limb differences.

HFCT was pleased to support Noah's Ark Children's Hospice in its No Child Left Behind Campaign which raised over £2.1m in 36 hours. The campaign aimed to triple the number of children supported over the coming three years.