Rainbow Trust's response to the Spring Statement

Rainbow Trust Children's Charity provides emotional and practical support to families who have a child with life-threatening or terminal illness.

We offer in-depth practical & emotional support to families with a seriously ill child. We support the whole family through diagnosis, treatment & bereavement. We provide a lifeline to families, so th...

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The Yoorrook Justice Commission will help Australians understand what happened when Europeans arrived and how it led to ongoing Indigenous suffering You might have heard of the famous Lovett brothers. They were my great uncles. Five Aboriginal brothers who represented Australia in the first world war. Against the odds, all five came home alive. When they returned, however, they continued to face racism and discrimination. While white soldiers were given parcels of land to farm, many Aboriginal soldiers had their land taken while they were away. Continue reading...

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We are delighted to share our Impact Report, Imprints: in which families with a child with a life-threatening or terminal illness describe the lasting effect Rainbow Trust has on their lives.