Sick Children's Trust
Floor 5
80 Ashfield Street
London
E1 2BJ
Tel: 020 7791 2266
Fax: 020 7709 8358
Web: www.sickchildrenstrust.org
Best time to telephone: 8.30am - 5.00pm, Monday - Friday.
The Sick Children's Trust is a national charity. They provide good quality safe and secure accommodation in the form of "homes from home" for the families of seriously ill children, whilst their child is undergoing vital medical treatment many miles from home. They believe that keeping families together throughout the crisis of a child's illness benefits all family members; contributing to the sick child's recovery, allowing the family to spend time together, giving parents the opportunity to support each other, and ensuring that brothers and sisters do not feel excluded.
The Trust currently have "homes from home" in London, Leeds, Newcastle upon Tyne, Cambridge and Sheffield and they are working to provide more houses wherever they are needed.
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