Heart Breakfast’s Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden surprise Harry’s HAT charity with £56,700
We were so excited to be invited into Heart to celebrate our Global’s Make some noise grant. Caroline got the shock of her life, when Jamie and Amanda shared some very unexpected news! Thanks to 11 year old hydro-hero Lucas and Mum Louise for sharing his story and coming along to share in our surprise.
NEW BOOK: Hydrocephalus: What I wish I’d known
We have just published our first book! Hydrocephalus: What I wish I’d known is aimed at families affected by hydrocephalus.
Trustees Week 2021
Trustees’ Week is the time of year when the sector unites to celebrate the vital work of charity trustees. We are celebrating the work of all of the vital Trustees we work with.
Danielle
JJ is no ordinary boy. Danielle writes about their 3 year journey with hydrocephalus and why it’s okay to scream, cry, ask questions and most importantly feel love and pride.
Gap funding grants for UK families and hospitals
Harry’s HAT has launched a gap funding grants programme. Families with a child with hydrocephalus can apply for up to £500, and UK hospitals who care for the children can apply for up to £1,000.
Chair of Trustees awarded Star of the Year
Chair of Trustees at Harry’s HAT, Teri Kearsey is awarded Star of the Year on Small Charity Week’s Appreciation Day.
The Matthew Good Foundation charity donation
The Matthew Good foundation awards a generous grant to help fund the ‘I wish I’d known that’ book, to help families affected by hydrocephalus.
Harry’s HAT wins ‘Outstanding Community Partner Award’
We were delighted to be awarded the Royal Holloway University Of London, ‘Outstanding Community Partner Award’ during Volunteers Week.
Huge thanks to Webmart
Harry’s Hat was delighted to receive support from the recent ’24 hour flash give’ run by Oxfordshire based, do good, be good marketing organisation Webmart!
Charity Chat Podcast
Harry’s Hat Founder Caroline, and Chair of Trustees Teri are interviewed for the Charity Chat Podcast providing insight into the motivation behind the charity, the need for our work, our leadership styles and what makes us tick.