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  Good news. Thanks to a donation from Paul Furner, the £20 has grown to £40. Please keep your suggestions coming in. We’ve got £40 to spread a little hope and happiness. Hurrah!  

I have a crisp twenty pound note in my purse and I want YOU to tell me what to do with it (no rude jokes please). I’d like to use this money to help a person, a cause or perhaps … Continue reading →

In the light of all the hoo ha in this week’s news, it seems an appropriate time to post here. This site has been woefully neglected and I am sorry for that. I hang my head in shame. Before I … Continue reading →

Good news! Daniel Sencier has managed to find a vehicle for his forthcoming expedition. It’s all thanks to Richard Hopkins of Scrapheap Challenge fame who owns a 4×4 driving school. ( http://www.4x4drivingschool.com/). Daniels says: ‘He has offered us a Discovery … Continue reading →

  Lots of people have written to say how great ihelpuk.com is and that’s marvellous. Thank-you for all your lovely comments. Better still, people have stepped forward to help. Hurrah! Many of you have sent the link to your friends … Continue reading →

Convinced his time was almost up, Daniel Sencier prepared a box for each of his five daughters and his son. In them, he placed items he thought they might need – their birth certificates, baptism certificates and pictures he’d kept … Continue reading →

  It’s been a while. Life took over for a bit and ihelpuk.com went on the back burner. A big problem I have encountered is finding people to help. I have contacted numerous charities, but apart from Dreams Come True … Continue reading →

Nathan Ternan’s dream is to meet the Foo Fighters. Can anyone out there him help do this? The 21-year-old from Co.Fermanagh, Ireland was born 12 weeks early with cerebral palsy. He is wheelchair bound and sings in a rock band … Continue reading →

At 24 years of age, Tyran Hawthorn is already living on borrowed time. He has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a disease which causes muscle wasting, paralysis and early death – life expectancy is late teens to mid 20s. He can only … Continue reading →

Single dad Steve , 45 appeared on the BBC1 documentary Poor Kids and was overwhelmed by the response. More than 700 people posted messages on the channel’s website and many wanted to help Steve. “I got sent new school uniform … Continue reading →