Month: February 2018

February 2018

Ollie’s Story

We are extremely excited to have been named Specsavers’ charity of the year for Wales this year. As part of this, we are looking at the stories of some of the families that we have helped in Wales. Ollie Taylor was born a fighter. Diagnosed with Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome at birth, a rare neurological condition

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Imogen’s Story

We are extremely excited to have been named Specsavers’ charity of the year for Wales this year. As part of this, we are looking at the stories of some of the families that we have helped in Wales. Imogen Ashwell-Lewis, from Caldicot, was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at birth. The condition severely limits movement in

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Ryan’s story

We are extremely excited to have been named Specsavers’ charity of the year for Wales this year. As part of this, we are looking at the stories of some of the families that we have helped in Wales. For six-year-old Ryan Hooper and his family, getting a good night’s sleep was a constant struggle until

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Specsavers Name Cerebra as their Charity of the Year for Wales

Specsavers has donated £10,000 to Cerebra to mark the start of a year-long fundraising partnership. The optician’s 39 stores across south and mid Wales are joining forces to raise additional funds for Cerebra’s support services and research work, with plans afoot for fancy dress days and a 220-mile cycle-thon. The donation was presented to our

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