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1. Ashley Court Hotel
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2. The Abbey Inn
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3. Babbacombe Garage
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4. Royal Exeter Hotel Bournemouth
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5. Animation Therapy
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THHN offers families who have seriously/terminally ill children and bereaved families and couples free action packed holidays, giving families vital breaks away from the living nightmares they call life.

Our holidays also enable them to build precious memories they will treasure forever as sadly for some it has been the last holiday they have taken as a complete family before losing a beloved child to a cruel illness.

You can support THHN and help us continue to help families going through turmoil by buying one of our stunning Hoody's or Polo Shirts that are available in five different colours - white, royal blue, navy blue, Kelly green and hot pink.

We have all sizes starting from 1 - 2yrs in children's sizes right up to XXL in adult sizes.

The Hoody's are available with or without zips and are fully embroidered and cost £30 each.

News & Stories

• Duman-Dicks Family
  The constant 24/7 home care is massively demanding and requires a lot of time and energy, often resulting in long periods of isolation and exhaustion. Sadly, our financial independence has also been badly affected and we currently face a very long and uphill struggle.
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• Ralph Family Feedback
  Seeing the children running around on the beach, their excitement and the sheer joy in their little faces during our three-day break was wonderful. I stood on Paignton beach in the sunshine on the first day of our holiday with a tear running down my cheek, feeling such gratitude for this opportunity.
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• Roa Family Feedback
  Please could you pass on our thanks to everyone involved in THHN and the services we used. They are all lovely people who give their time, food, services and days out for free out of the kindness of their hearts, to help people like us take a break from the norm, to try and make new memories for the road ahead.
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• Bayly Family Feedback
  It has been a very long year for us and the upheaval of this type of diagnosis and treatments has a massive impact on your family and work life. It is only thanks to these sorts of organisations that we can even dream of having a small break from the routine and have something to look forward to.
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• Torbay Half Marathon
  THHN - 2013 Torbay Half Marathon Nominated Charity We are very proud to announce that THHN has been made a nominated charity for the 2013 Torbay Half Marathon - taking place on Sunday 23rd June. We are looking for runners..............
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• Holiday Bungalow Plans For THHN
  Luke Tillen, founder of the Torbay Holiday Helpers Network (THHN), has just announced an ambitious new development for the charity. My aim now is to provide a bungalow somewhere on the English Riviera which is fully equipped and able to provide everything that these families might need. This would be a facility that would enable families that couldn't normally consider a holiday the opportunity for a little respite in a wonderful location.”
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• Naomi's Family Feedback II
  We wanted to help Naomi - who is suffering from an incurable Cancer, her husband Graham and their little boy Devon fulfil one of Naomi's bucket list wishes - a family trip to Blackpool to see the illuminations - and build some very special memories!
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• Tayler Family Feedback
  Georgia who is 10, was diagnosed with leukaemia, just after her 9th birthday. The past year has been really hard watching a child lose a year of childhood, with constant trips to hospital, operations and continuous chemotherapy. It has also been hard for her younger sister who has non verbal learning disorder, to understand and cope with the fact her big sister is very ill.
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