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is vital for the ever-increasing number of people who fall through the net of other aid agencies and can find nowhere else to turn. Social Workers, Hospitals and Citizens' Advice Bureaux around the country rely on Miracles for a rapid response for families in the shadow of terminal sickness, for child carers living in poverty and for individual cases of extreme need.

MIRACLES IN THE UK…

A message from Natalie Maul and family

I just wanted to say a massive thank you to you and the whole miracles team for allowing us to stay at your beautiful caravan from 17th-24th September. It was truly wonderful to get away as a family and forget about our day to day struggles and see the children enjoying themselves.

It's a lovely well equipped van, and the the park itself is beautiful. With lots there to keep the little ones entertained all day. The secure outside decking area at the van was great. Brody could go outside safely to play which was also of great benefit to us. We were extremely fortunate to have such fantastic weather to.

Miracles is a truly a fantastic charity and we're truly touched and extremely grateful for all you've done for us. We would absolutely love to come and stay at your van again if possible in the future?

Grateful thanks for all you’ve done for us, Natalie , Ady, Maddison and Brody X

A big ’Thank You’ to The Big Lottery, the International Trust Fund and Children of the World Charity for their generous support of Miracles’ projects in Bosnia and here at home.

A few of the children recently helped by Miracles

(see UK Casework for details of the Miracles’ caravan).

Harmonie is two and a half and a victim of Meningitis through which she has lost all her lower limbs. She came to the Miracles' caravan with her family in June. Now Harmonie's Mum, Freya, has joined the Miracles' team of voluntary Caseworkers, helping other families in similar circumstances.

Taylor is two and another victim of Meningitis. His parents split up soon after the amputations and Miracles is helping mum come to terms with her circumstances.