William is the service manager at our Randall Close Resource Centre in Wandsworth, London.
Leonard Cheshire was a game changer for me
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Natasha took part in Leonard Cheshire’s Change 100 programme in 2014.
It really means no-one is excluded
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Mary Clare has been a physiotherapist at Gloucestershire House, a Leonard Cheshire service, since 2000. She created our inclusive cycling project, Gloucestershire Wheels for All.
Honour and privilege
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Alistair is a former English rugby union player, county cricketer, BBC presenter and Leonard Cheshire trustee.
Changing perceptions
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Alex Cowan contributed to Leonard Cheshire’s relationships project, In Touch, with a short film entitled Sex and Disability.
I shall never cease to be grateful
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Sue has been a lifelong supporter of our Heatherley home in Sussex.
Make Leonard proud
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Jonathan Lelacheur has worked for Leonard Cheshire since 2012. He started as a carer/support worker at Hydon Hill and is now deputy manager at Fethneys.
Showing what we stand for
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Dick Harris is a project officer for Leonard Cheshire. He lived at our Oxfordshire Cheshire Home for nine years in the 1970s.
Inspirational support
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Chris is closely involved with our Hydon Hill home in Surrey, organising the annual ‘Hydon Hobble’. He became the first above-knee amputee to run the London Marathon earlier this year, raising funds for Hydon Hill.
The right to an education
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Ashwini is from a rural community in India, and was born with a visual impairment. She is a passionate campaigner for disability rights and has set up a school for disabled children in her community.
