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A great day out walking down the river Thames, crossing nine bridges before finishing at the Brit Oval.
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CHASE has won £1,000 towards the running of our minibus!
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Sophie's parents have created a website in the hope creating this site to share their story in the hope that they may be able to help other parents who find themselves in a similar situation.
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Surrey Life Magazine has published a wonderful feature on CHASE and Christopher's our childrens hospice written by Matthew Williams.
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A new magazine about CHASE has been printed and you can see the magazine online or request copies from CHASE now!
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Announcing an Exclusive Offer
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At 12 noon on Race Day, Sunday 13th April 2008, just minutes after the winner of the men's elite of the Flora London Marathon crosses the line, the on-line application will go live.
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When Andy West from Burpham talks about going for a long hike, he isn’t kidding!
He plans to hike for 3,000 miles along the Continental Divide Trail from Canada to Mexico – across some wilderness which will offer some stunning scenery but which could also bring him face to face with brown bears, mountain lions and wolves!
Natures challenges also include lightning, vastly diverse temperatures, high altitude travel and river crossings but good navigation skills, endurance, determination and flexibility with nature will get him through he says.
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www.optimistworld.com believe there's an appetite for news that enriches the soul and lightens your day. At CHASE too, the emphasis is always on the positive, and on making the very best of every single day.
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Toby and the Magical Smile has been written by Carole Lawson, illustrated by Theresa Sundt and with a foreword by Phillip Schofield.
This is the second colourfully illustrated children’s story written by Carole as a sequel to “Ben and the Magical Garden.”
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Aviation Charity ‘fly2help’, based at Kemble Airport in Gloucestershire, hosted an event for a group of special children, their siblings and parents from CHASE taking them to Disneyland Resort Paris for a magical adventure - with a special visit from Lewis Hamilton, Bombardier Learjet Brand Ambassador.
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Twelve years ago, inspired by Rebecca Stevens the first British woman to climb Everest, Mike Davey had a dream – to reach the summit of Everest.
In 2005 year he almost made it but following the death of a friend from a heart attack 500 metres from the top - he had to make his way down with the Sherpa party leaving his friend on the mountain.
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Join the CHASE team for the Flora London Marathon 2009
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The Ramada Jarvis hotel on the Hogs Back at Farnham has adopted CHASE as their charity of the year 2008
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Read about the experiences of Dr Nick Gibbins and Phil Stapleton, who set a world first by completing the four most challenging and extreme marathons in the world in a single year.
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CHASE requires volunteers to help the Maintenance Manager, once a week, with general maintenance and DIY, at our children's hospice Christopher's.
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CHASE requires volunteers, one day a week, to help in the kitchen at our children's hospice Christopher's.
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You can now donate money to CHASE by selling their plants, through www.theplantexchange.co.uk
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A book by Sandra Murphy entitled A Headbangers Ball, just published by the Book Guild, highlights real family life with a disabled daughter.
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A six page feature entitled "A place to live and grieve" by Kathy Brewis appeared in The Sunday Times Magazine on 5th February 2005.
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Justgiving.com has launched a new fundraising application on social networking internet site Facebook.
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January 2008 Volunteers Newsletter
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Download the latest Volunteers Newsletter now!
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The Schofield Rose, named for CHASE Patron Phillip Schofield and his wife Stephanie to benefit CHASE, which was introduced by BBC Gardener's World Live at NEC Birmingham in June last year, is blooming!
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An exclusive champagne reception to view an exhibition of contemporary art for sale with proceeds going to CHASE hospice care for children at the Royal College of Art this week - sponsored by Savills - was a huge success raising over £120,000 for the charity.
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Captain Tortue produce a range of clothes that is modern original, high quality and yet at an affordable price. 10% of all orders placed placed will be donated to CHASE.
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Would you like to build up your community hours for Duke of Edinburgh?
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The Hilton Foundation has awarded CHASE a grant of £6675.75 which paid for an increase in the hours of our Music Therapist for a year. As a direct result of this CHASE was able to support an additional two children with long term music therapy and to hold a series of Music Workshops facilitated by musicians from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Frances Coverdale, former BBC broadcast journalist and chair of the Richmond and Kingston CHASE Support Group has recently completed the Red Face Stories book - a collection of anecdotes about things children and adults have said or done to embarrass each other.
