Tickets are now available for our brand-new fundraising event – Glitz and Giving! Join us On Saturday 7th September, 7pm-11pm At The Otherist Bar and Restaurant, 111 Old Broad Street, London, EC2N 1AP. The evening will feature DJ sets from Michael Y and TV Presenter and Radio DJ Melvin Odoom. And if that isn’t sparkly
We’re excited to announce the launch of our Impact Report, 2023-2024. Created to give readers an insight into the impact we have made in the last financial year, the easy-to-read booklet tells the Noah’s Ark story over the last year. Highlights include: Our journey to where we are today. Our reach – where
This autumn presents a real opportunity to make a huge difference to the lives of children and families across North London. Our flagship appeal, From That Moment, returns – and we need the support from our community to raise a staggering £1 million! Every family’s story is unique, but they all share a defining
This children’s hospice week, we’re honoured to share Andrea, Costel, and Nadia’s story. The film beautifully highlights the vital role Noah’s Ark plays in supporting families through the unimaginable loss of a child. While most of us can’t even imagine facing this situation, Noah’s Ark is there for families every step of the way. From
My name is Alice. I’m a Specialist Carer at Noah’s Ark. Specialist Carers are a vital part of our Care Team. Our equivalent of a Healthcare Assistant, Specialist Carers provide essential care to the babies, children and young people that we support working both in The Ark and delivering our Hospice at Home service. Alice
This Children’s Hospice Week, we’re taking a moment to look back at Noah’s Ark’s amazing journey, and what a journey it’s been! Starting as a small community service back in 2006, we’ve grown thanks to the incredible support of our community. The launch of our £10million ‘Building The Ark Appeal’ in 2015 was a huge
Tottenham Hotspur Legends Ossie Ardiles, David Howells and Pat Jennings plus Wimbledon Legend Dave Beasant all attended the annual golf bash at The Grove Hotel in Watford on Monday to raise money for Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice. David Howells said: ‘It was a fantastic day, we managed to meet some wonderful people, and all for
This week we celebrate Children’s Hospice Week (17 – 23 June 2024), which is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for children’s hospices and the babies, children, young people and their families that they support. Children’s Hospice Week showcases stories from families that show just how important children’s hospices are for the 99,000 children with
This week is Children’s Hospice Week – the only week dedicated to raising awareness of children’s hospices in the UK. So we are taking the opportunity to celebrate the incredible families we support here at Noah’s Ark, the amazing team that make it all possible and all the other incredible children’s hospices across the
We’re delighted to celebrate the fantastic contribution from our long-term corporate partner, Ardent Hire. For four years, Ardent Hire has been a steadfast supporter of our charity. Their recent annual Golf Day, held at the prestigious JCB course near Uttoxeter, was a perfect example of their dedication. Through team entries, an exciting raffle, and a
This year marks our second anniversary working with local Morrisons Champions. Together for Short Lives has been Morrisons’ charity partner since 2022; a partnership which pairs each Morrisons store with their local Children’s Hospice to raise money and awareness. To date, eight local Morrison stores have raised over £54,000 for Noah’s Ark. Fundraising activities
A huge shout out to our incredible corporate partners, Galldris! For over three years now, Galldris has been a keen supporter of our charity, and their dedication continues to amaze us. Their recent Golf Day, held on the 31st of May, was a resounding success, raising a phenomenal £20,000 in support of children who are
We’re proud of our work with local schools. Providing a children’s hospice service relies on the support of a large community both to help us raise awareness and generate the vital funds that we need. Schools play an important part in this. Here are just a few ways that we can work together: SCHOOL FAIRS
Meet Jimmy Lloyd Jimmy Lloyd is no ordinary 47-year-old businessman, he’s made a pledge to run 5k-a-day to help the children and families who receive support from Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice. Jimmy lives in Bristol with his fiancée Gemma, a physiotherapist for The Royal Ballet, and their four children. His business provides support
We are featured in The Sun newspaper today in relation to our previous relationship with a supplier of auction prizes called Good2Auction which is now in administration. We have been in touch with the relevant parties on how to proceed and are taking this very seriously. Our relationship with our supporters and donors is
Offering support to families whose child has died is important to us and is a service that we provide for three years and three months after their death. A child and their family may have used our services for some time or may have come to us at the end of the child’s life. In
James Maddison has announced he will dedicate his annual celebrity golf day to Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice, the official charity partner of Tottenham Hotspur. The event, held at Centurion Golf Club in St Albans on Tuesday 28th May, will see all funds raised from the day donated to the charity, which supports children with life-limiting
Excitement was at an all-time high on Sunday (28th April) as we played away from The Ark, at the electrifying derby match between Tottenham Hotspur and their north London rival, Arsenal. As the charity partner of Spurs, we were invited to the special game to raise awareness and raise vital funds for Noah’s Ark. Working
A sporting hero aboard The Ark We were honoured to welcome James Maddison, the esteemed midfielder from Tottenham Hotspur to The Ark yesterday as part of our valued partnership with the club. The excitement was palpable among our young Spurs superfans as they eagerly awaited the arrival of their sporting hero. When the Spurs star
The Dorchester held an afternoon full of Spring-time delights on Friday for a group of siblings of babies, children and young people who are seriously unwell from Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice. The legendary hotel hosted 15 siblings and their families for the ultimate ‘Spring Chocolate Treasure Hunt’ around the iconic ballroom. The siblings had