We help children who are seriously unwell
make the most of every day
We are here to enable those we support to enjoy life as children, rather than as patients; as families, not just as carers. Partnering with London NHS trusts,we have built a home, a community and an expert team to make that difference.
We strive for children and families to make the most of the time they have together, creating memories that last a lifetime.
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Across the area we cover, there are over 2,400 babies, children and young people who are seriously unwell. Not all of them have easy access to the care and support they need. We believe that no child should be left behind.
We want to triple the number of children that we care for over the next three years, but we know this is only possible with the generous support from the Noah’s Ark community. Click the link below to donate to our campaign.
Set in a stunning 7.5-acre nature reserve and run by specialists in paediatric palliative care, it’s been carefully designed to meet the needs of children at different stages of their lives. Though located just 10 miles from central London, The Ark is a haven of calm and safety.
To learn more about how we can help your child and family, or to arrange a visit to The Ark, please contact us.
We provide expert and compassionate palliative care for over 350 children who have a life-limiting or life-threatening conditions, and their families.Every donation, whatever the size, makes a big difference. Please donate today if you can – and consider making an ongoing difference with a monthly contribution. Thank you.
Jemma Bridger, Clinical Lead, LTV, The Royal Brompton NHS Trust
Noah’s Ark’s willingness to break the mould by committing to training in this area and supporting Long-Term Ventilated children is laudable and the Noah’s Ark team’s ethos of providing excellent care is palpable.
Mother of child in Noah’s Ark care
Everything about Noah’s Ark just works, unlike other services. The communication with Katie, our Specialist Carer, with Adele, our Family Link Worker and with Kirsty, the Music Therapist – it’s a whole family approach and we really feel valued. And Katie offers so much more than just ‘care.
Toni, Joe’s mum
They’re our family now. We all know where the journey will end and we want it to be somewhere that we feel loved and accepted with people we know around. We couldn’t imagine anywhere better than The Ark.
Mother of George, a baby supported by Noah’s Ark the end of his life
Noah’s Ark’s Music Therapist joined us on the day of George’s compassionate extubation (removal of breathing support). It was very comforting to know that he was surrounded by familiar pleasant sounds associated with happy and calm times we had together. For one last time we were able to experience being a family of three.’
Magnus’ father
Magnus has had some tremendous experiences here and some amazing memories have been made. It really is a Gold Star Operation, and with some of the highest standard of care that we’ve seen in our journey with Magnus. Through everything, it will continue to be a priority for us that he continues to come here.
