UK,
16
July
2014
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10:16
Europe/London

Xboxes, TVs and iPads are all on the list for teenagers at Wythenshawe Hospital thanks to SuperJosh and Simplyhealth

Health insurance provider Simplyhealth has given £2,000 to The Joshua Wilson Brain Tumour Charity. The funds will enable the charity to donate a teenager entertainment package including an Xbox, TVs and iPads to teenagers at Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester.  

Josh, also known as SuperJosh was diagnosed with a brain tumour at three years old. The lifesaving brain surgery, however, left him with complex physical needs and a brain injury. To celebrate his 13th birthday, the charity was set up by his mum, to give hope to other children and young people with brain tumours and post-surgery disabilities. 

We are very grateful for Simplyhealth’s kind donation to help Josh fund a teenage entertainment package for Wythenshaw Hopsital. We are so excited about delivering these items as they really do go a long way to helping the children feel happier and to put a smile on their faces which is fantastic to see.
Dawn Fidler, Josh’s Mum
James Glover, spokesperson for Simplyhealth
We’re pleased that we are able to support this wonderful charity. Since its launch in August 2013, they've been able to help sick children with circumstances similar to Josh’s. As well as helping hospitals and children's centres, they also support parents and families with advice, support and financial help.
James Glover, spokesperson for Simplyhealth

For more information please visit http://www.joshwilsoncharity.org.uk/.

Simplyhealth has active community funds in four of its locations, Andover, Bristol, Leeds and Manchester, which exist to support charities and organisations in the local community. To contact the Manchester community fund please email laura.selby@simplyhealth.co.uk. Visit Simplyhealth’s Facebook page www.facebook.com/simplyhealthuk or follow us on Twitter @SimplyhealthUK to find out more on how the company works with local and national charities.