In the middle of November, I was fortunate enough to travel to India to visit our amputee project beneficiaries. They are cared for at our limb centre, run by HEAL and based at the Paradise Village for impoverished orphans, in Andhra Pradesh, near the Bay of Bengal. I was accompanied by Jennie, our Treasurer, and […]
Quainton Hall School raises money for ELoH
We are very pleased that Quainton Hall School as selected ELoH has their charity of the term this autumn. Quainton Hall is a preparatory school in Harrow and has a strong community of pupils, parents, teachers and staff. They were inspired to raise money for ELoH after hearing children’s author and ELoH Patron Ian Whybrow […]
Carols by Candlelight 2017
On 30th November, ELoH is hosting its third Carol Service – we hope you can join us for an early Christmas celebration! This is a free charity concert but we encourage everyone to make a donation to support the children in our projects. This year’s Carol Service will be held in St Bride’s Church on Fleet […]
Running side by side at Parallel London
At ELoH we are very proud of our four Parallel London runners – Julie, Kat, Randy and Izzy – who ran Parallel London for us on the 3rd September! Parallel London is the world’s first fully inclusive mass participation event. It brings together people of all abilities to race side by side at Queen Elizabeth […]
Join ELoH at Parallel London!
On the 3rd of September Parallel London – the world’s first fully inclusive mass-participation event – is taking place. It celebrates people of all abilities and this year you can run, push or walk it for ELoH! Parallel London is a truly fantastic event and it’s open for people of all abilities and all ages. […]
St Albans Half Marathon runners raise £1,300
On Sunday 11th June, Emily Eldred and Matthew Finn ran the St Albans Half Marathon for ELoH. Running 13.01 miles for child amputees was tough on the testing course. They took on several hills in the St Albans district and the temperature was high but luckily there was an ice-lolly waiting for them at the finish line! […]