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The Forget Me Not Children's Trust was set up in 1991 and is a group for bereaved parents whose children have been treated at the Royal Marsden Hospital. It is run by Volunteer Parents who are all bereaved parents themselves.
Contents
• About the Trust
• Activities
• Newsletter
• Christmas Service
• Donate
• Contact info
About the Trust
Our Aims
The aims of the Trust are to support:
- bereaved families and friends of children and young people who have died — in particular, but not exclusively, by supporting those whose children were treated at the Royal Marsden Hospital.
- sick children and young people — in particular, but not exclusively, by supporting the work of the Royal Marsden Hospital.
- bereaved children and young people.
The trust help to care for families who have suffered what many parents feel to be the greatest loss of all - the death of their child.
How we work
The Trust works with others to support bereaved families and children.
Many families have been closely associated with the Hospital for many years while their child has undergone treatment. The death of their child can leave many feeling abandoned.
To succeed in our aims, we need to liase closely with the Hospital. CLIC Sargent at the Unit put parents in touch with us, distributes our newsletters and leaflets, help organise events and support befriending.
We are also working with the Child Death HelpLine, and are members of Childhood Cancer Parents Alliance (CCPA), and ACT, the Association for Children with life - Threatening illness.