In May 2019 the EECO2 Team took part in the Great Manchester Run to raise money for The Joshua Tree, a local children’s cancer charity (more information below). This week, the team welcomed a representative from the charity into the office to tell more about the foundation, what support it currently provides, plans for the future and what EECO2 can do to help.
MORE ABOUT THE JOSHUA TREE
The charity aims to better understand the effects that childhood cancer has on a family emotionally, cognitively and physically.
The focus remains at the heart of the charity to continue to offer support to the whole family, from diagnosis, through treatment and beyond. They specifically recognising that post-treatment can be a challenging time when families are having to adapt to their ‘new normal.’ The charity offers support to help bridge the gap that’s left when the safety net of treatment ends.
The Family Support Team are dedicated to working closely with families to the charity in recognising that every family’s cancer journey is unique. Tailoring the services to suit the family’s specific needs, by means of emotional, academic and practical support. Such as counselling, art and play therapy, health and wellbeing advice, support in and around the home and educational tutoring where required.
We have created a document with practical advice to assess the risks and recommended appropriate action to minimize the risks associated with airborne transmission of Covid-19 (Novel Coronavirus).
Download the PDF here: http://www.eeco2.com/resources
We have created a document with practical advice to assess the risks and recommended appropriate action to minimize the risks associated with airborne transmission of Covid-19 (Novel Coronavirus).
Companies around the world continue to bring the fight to #COVID19 #coronavirus. @AstraZeneca has donated 9 million face masks to support healthcare workers worldwide, starting with a shipment to Italy today. Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/2JfamZS #wefimpact
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