Lifelites
Lifelites began as a pilot project of the RMTGB in 1999 with the idea of providing fun and educational technology packages for children in hospices. Now a charity in its own right their work has expanded to meet the growing demand from the mushrooming network of children’s hospices (currently 50 across the British Isles) serving around 9,000 children and their families.
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Thanks to the generosity of Freemasons on the Isle of Man, Lifelites has been able to deliver innovative technology to Rebecca House Children’s Hospice on the island The Province has pledged to cover the entire…
Terminally ill and disabled children at the Demelza children’s hospice in south-east London have received a brand-new package of assistive technology worth £50,000, thanks to West Kent Freemasons’ support of specialist technology charity Lifelites Lifelites…
The United Grand Lodge of England’s Assistant Grand Master Sir David Wootton has lend his support and expertise to a new role as patron for Lifelites, the charity which donates and maintains inclusive technology for terminally…
Lifelites raffling the ultimate library of 100 signed books to raise money for children in hospices
Friday, 27 January 2017
LIFELITES is giving one lucky bookworm the chance to win The Ultimate Library of 100 signed books The prize, which is a once in a lifetime opportunity, will be given away as part of an…
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RW Bro David Hagger, Provincial Grand Masterfor Leicestershire and Rutland Freemasons, visited the headquarters of Lifelites on Wednesday 15th December 2016 for a demonstration of some of the equipment that is provided by the charity…
Superhero Run: could you be a superhero for terminally ill and disabled children?
Friday, 06 January 2017
Could you be a superhero for the day and run for Lifelites, the charity which donates specialist technology packages to terminally ill and disabled children? The charity has places in the Superhero Run, which takes…
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Dame Esther Rantzen in Lifelites video The national children’s technology charity Lifelites has launched a fundraising video campaign featuring its latest patron, television presenter and broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen. Last year Lifelites was a 2015…
Dame Esther Rantzen helping Lifelites to spread their magic in new charity fundraising video
Monday, 29 February 2016
National children’s technology charity Lifelites launches new fundraising video featuring Patron Dame Esther Rantzen Lifelites is extremely grateful for her support and is delighted to welcome Dame Esther as their newest advocate and as the face…
National children’s technology charity made 2015 Nominet 100 On the 9th December 2015, Nominet Trust, the UK’s leading tech-for-good funder, announced that children’s technology charity Lifelites has been named among the 2015 Nominet Trust 100…
Lifelites celebrates 15 years of charitable work for life limited children
Thursday, 22 October 2015
Lifelites enhancing lives of terminally ill and disabled children in hospices for fifteen years Lifelites, the only charity to provide assistive and inclusive technology packages to terminally ill and disabled children in all baby and…
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New heights for Lifelites From lunching with friends to abseiling down the UK’s tallest sculpture, Freemasons and their families across the country are supporting Lifelites in a variety of ordinary and extraordinary ways. In May,…
More than a video game GamesAid support for Lifelites will push boundaries when it comes to providing technology in children’s hospices Lifelites has been chosen to receive an award of £62,571 from GamesAid, a video games…
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Eye-catching technology State-of-the-art technology that works by tracking its user’s eye movement has been donated to Tŷ Hafan children’s hospice by award-winning charity Lifelites. The Eye Gaze technology, unveiled at the hospice in south Wales, means that…
Enable Gaming: children’s charity Lifelites teams up with London South Bank University
Thursday, 05 September 2013
Lifelites in game-changing project Games can change the world, as a new project from London South Bank University (LSBU) and children’s charity Lifelites has proved. Enable Gaming challenges students on a BA (Hons) Game Cultures course…
