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Leo, 3, has a rare eye disease and could have gone blind. He is too scared to go to a regular nursery school and play with other children because he can get hurt. Thanks to you, he now goes to Dorton House Nursery for visually impaired children where he can play safely and get help to improve his sight before it's too late.

Harrison, 8, needed an emergency operation to remove part of his skull because he had water on his brain. At first, he couldn’t walk without bumping into things, but a year later, thanks to you and an organisation called BIBIC, he is doing brilliantly. He still needs to wear a helmet at school but he can now go swimming, ride a tricycle and is having lots of fun.

When Alice, 14, found out that her mum was dying of cancer, she found it very difficult. Thanks to you, The Unicorn Project, provided a bereavement worker for Alice and her sister, Lauren. She helped them understand what was happening to their mum and helped them cope with losing her. Alice and Lauren were scared of forgetting their mum, so together they created a memory jar to capture keepsakes of her before she died.