Amelia Salisbury is the latest addition to the Freddie Farmer Foundation physiotherapy centre in Bromley. She joined the team last week as apprentice physio assistant to our two resident physiotherapists, Colin Clifford and Judith Abbott, and alongside physio apprentice Sam Donovan. Amelia is currently training to...

A St George's Day fundraising dinner has raised an incredible £18,500 for the Freddie Farmer Physiotherapy Centre in Bromley. The annual event, organised by the Freddie Farmer Foundation charity, took place on Saturday at Oakley House in Bromley, and 225 people attended. The Foundation's charity officer, Karen...

Staff from the London Football Association paid the Freddie Farmer Foundation in Bromley a visit last week to present the proceeds of their annual staff Christmas collection. The £215 donation will go towards purchasing new equipment and accessories for the Freddie Farmer Foundation physiotherapy centre, based...

The Freddie Farmer Foundation in Bromley is fundraising to raise £55,000 to purchase a LokoHelp electromechanical gait trainer. The LokoHelp is an electromechanical gait trainer that works with children in an upright position to enable the children to walk in the correct walking pattern, it builds...

Bromley-based Freddie Farmer Foundation, named after Freddie Farmer, of Hayes, who has cerebral palsy, is hosting its second annual St George’s Day celebration dinner on Saturday 23 April 2016. The event will be taking place at Oakley House, Bromley and will include a traditional English four-course...

The latest addition to the Freddie Farmer Foundation physiotherapy centre in Bromley is the LiteGait Mobile Hoist system, a mobile partial weight bearing hoist that provides postural support and balance which can be used over ground or over a treadmill. The hoist allows the therapist to...

A Charity Boxing event held by the London Military Boxing Club has raised £1200 for the Freddie Farmer Foundation in Bromley. The event, held at Grove Park TA Centre on Baring Road, contained a number of junior and senior bouts including the debut of Freddie Farmer’s...

Staff from The Maxwell Pub popped into the Freddie Farmer Foundation physiotherapy centre in Bromley last week to present a cheque for £1000. The money was raised from an August Bank Holiday fun day fundraiser at the pub on Station Road, Orpington. Pub proprietor Ken Thorn hopes...