Simon’s Heroes has been proud to support fellow local charity Liberty Jamboree with the opening of their new youth facility at Mitchell Ellis House in

Simon’s Heroes is proud to have supported Ankermoor School in Tamworth by funding a range of sensory and outdoor resources that will help enrich the

Simon’s Heroes is delighted to have funded a Firefly We Go Mobility Pushchair for six-year-old Dexter Jordan Taylor from Tamworth, helping him and his family

At Simon’s Heroes, we are proud to support children and families facing extraordinary challenges, and recently we had the privilege of helping eight-year-old Wyatt Allen-Williams

Simon’s Heroes is proud to have supported Saxon Hill Academy in Lichfield by funding and helping to transform a spare room into a vibrant new

Simon’s Heroes was proud to support fellow local charity Liberty Jamboree as they celebrated the opening of their new youth facility at Mitchell Ellis House

Simon’s Heroes children’s charity has enhanced the outdoor space at the Rainbow Room / Ankermoor Primary, a specialist provision for children with additional needs in

Simon’s Heroes has stepped in to help local girl Molly, who they first supported several years ago. Now aged 11, Molly lives with cerebral palsy

Sixteen-year-old Charlie Blunt from Tamworth, who lives with cerebellar atrophy, now has a secure shed to store his cherished go-kart and trike, thanks to children’s

Sixteen-year-old Billy Green from Tamworth who has a rare genetic condition, now has access to a safe and calming outdoor space, thanks to the generous

Leo Deeley, a 9-year-old from Amington, diagnosed with Dias Logan Syndrome, has received a specialist seating system from Simon’s Heroes, designed to enhance his comfort

Harry Sweeney, a spirited 6-year-old diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and sensory processing difficulties, has received a Tomcat trike thanks to Simon’s Heroes children’s charity.