The Rotary Club of Beckenham is the latest to support the campaign to purchase a £55,000 piece of equipment called a LokoHelp after reading about the campaign in the News Shopper newspaper. Charity Trustee Mike Ash attended the annual Goodwill Christmas Tree Dinner at Park Langley...

Last month saw the launch of our campaign to raise funds to purchase a LokoHelp electromechanical gait trainer to enable disabled children to walk. The LokoHelp kit, which looks like a sophisticated treadmill, does the work of two physiotherapists by holding the child’s legs in an upright position to enable the...

The latest addition to the Freddie Farmer Foundation Physiotherapy Centre is the LokoHelp electromechanical gait trainer, currently on loan from human performance specialists, Cranlea Human Performance. The LokoHelp works with children in an upright position to enable the children to walk in the correct walking pattern,...

Six schoolchildren are taking part in the Hever Castle Children’s Triathlon for 11-15 year olds on Sunday 27 September to raise funds for the Freddie Farmer Foundation. The children are busy preparing for ‘Team Freddie’s’ third triathlon in the 7th edition that will consist of a 300m...

More than 100 golfers took part in a Captain’s charity golf day at West Malling Golf Club in Kent on 2 August to raise funds for the Freddie Farmer Foundation. 112 West Malling Golf Club members supported the 4 Ball Texas Scramble competition, organised by Club...

A charity golf day at Shooters Hill Golf Club has raised £7500 for the Freddie Farmer Foundation. 23 teams of four took to the greens at the south-east London club to support the new Freddie Farmer Foundation physiotherapy centre which provides intensive physiotherapy programmes for disabled children. Karen...

A charity golf day organised by Clarke Roofing has raised more than £7,000 to support children with disabilities. The event at The Royal Eastbourne Golf Club supports the Freddie Farmer Foundation in its campaign to bring a specialised physiotherapy centre to Bromley. With the centre now...

British Paralympic hero David Weir was the guest of honour as the Freddie Farmer Foundation in Bromley opened the doors to its new Wooden Spoon-supported facility. The six-time gold medal winner cut the ribbon to the state-of-the-art Wooden Spoon Spider Therapy Room at the Freddie Farmer...