Little Champions

Guidance for the families of Little Champions.

At RWK Goodman we have the pleasure of supporting some truly remarkable Little Champions and their families.

These Little Champions demonstrate optimism and courage as they live with the additional challenges associated with brain injuries such as cerebral palsy or meningitis.

Our guide to being a Little Champion is full of ideas and advice to ensure your Little Champion reaches their full potential. With information on financial assistance, therapies, emotional support and equipment, and more, our hope is that this website will assist you in accessing the practical support you and your Little Champion deserve.

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Guidance for Little Champions

Please find out more about any of the following areas in our guide:

Support for Little Champions
Even Little Champions and their families require support from time to time. There are several groups and organisations that provide a forum for connecting with others and provide advice on living with a Little Champion:
Financial Assistance for Little Champions
Living with a Little Champion can be expensive and, in addition to statutory support, there are several charities and trusts that can assist in meeting the additional costs associated with your child’s particular needs:
Daily Living
Our guide to being a Little Champion is full of ideas and advice to ensure your Little Champion reaches their full potential. With information on financial assistance, therapies, emotional support and equipment, and more, our hope is that this website will assist you in accessing the practical support you and your Little Champion deserve.
Treatment & Therapies for Little Champions
Little Champions may benefit from a wide range of treatment and therapies to assist them in reaching their full potential.
Legal support for Little Champions
At RWK Goodman, we primarily support families in navigating the legal process of bringing a claim for compensation. Through the process of instructing independent medical experts, we can determine if you or your Little Champion has received substandard care and if so, pursue a claim for damages.
Visiting London
Travelling with a Little Champion can be daunting at times, especially when you are trying to navigate a busy city such as London. We hope that this area of our website will assist you in planning your trip and accessing the support you deserve.
Living in London
Travelling with a Little Champion can be daunting at times, especially when you are trying to navigate a busy city such as London. We hope that this area of our website will assist you if you are living in the capital.
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