We are honoured to receive a donation from the Frenchay Unit Neuro (F.U.N) Club, a charity that has tirelessly served children and families affected by neurological conditions for more than two decades.
Established in 2002, the F.U.N Club was founded by passionate staff members at the Barbara Russell Children’s Unit at Frenchay Hospital. Together, they created a caring, supportive community that helped families navigate life after diagnosis or injury. From community outings to support meetings, they fostered a sense of family that extended beyond the hospital walls.
When the Frenchay Hospital’s Paediatric Neurology services transitioned to Bristol Children’s Hospital in 2014, the F.U.N Club continued to bring families together. However, changes over the years made it challenging to maintain the same level of service. Now, the F.U.N Club will be closing its doors, entrusting The Grand Appeal to carry on its mission.
Anna Shepherd, Deputy Director at The Grand AppealWe are honoured to continue the legacy of the F.U.N Club. Its impact on countless families has been extraordinary, and we are committed to ensuring that their mission continues. These funds will directly benefit children facing neurological conditions or brain injuries, supporting them and their families in ways that reflect the ethos of the F.U.N Club.
It’s donation to the Neurorehabilitation department at Bristol Children’s Hospital, will ensure the continuation of support for children with neurological conditions and brain injuries.
We are truly honoured to continue their work and want to thank everyone at the F.U.N Club who have dedicated their time to supporting families over the years.