The Brompton Fountain provides emotional and practical support to families affected by heart and lung diseases in children.
Established in 2005 and growing year on year. Find out more about our history and the vital work we carry out on a daily basis.
We support children and young people cared for by Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. This includes Royal Brompton, Harefield and Evelina London, as well as their network of partner hospitals.
Meet our team of skilled and caring professionals. Whether you are looking for information and support or ways to help us make a difference our team can help direct you. Find out more and get in touch.
Our Trustee Board have unrivalled knowledge of our community, aims and objectives, and are fully committed to our charity’s purpose and beneficiaries.
Volunteering is a great way to get involved with The Brompton Fountain and meet new people.
Why not get your company or workplace involved with raising funds for The Brompton Fountain. There are lots of ways you can support us.
Meet our highly regarded Patron, cardiac surgeon Mr J Andreas Hoschtitzky
Here you can read stories of families we have helped, after reading them please think about supporting our work by making a donation.
Daisy was born on 10th September 2010, weighing a very healthy 8lbs 4. Everything was fine for the first 3 months then on New Year’s Eve 2010 she got diagnosed with hip dysplasia and was put in a hip harness for 4 months; this seemed to solve the hip problem!
Then we noticed she had very low muscle tone and wasn’t doing the things a normal 4-5-month-old should be doing, struggling to hold her head up and generally floppy.
On July 14th 2011 Daisy was very poorly, so I took her to tour GP. She was prescribed antibiotics for a throat infection! Within half an hour of the appointment, I noticed her breathing was strange, so we were rushed to hospital where an X-ray showed that Daisy had a chest infection! The next few days, she went downhill, so had to be ventilated and taken to the Evelina Children’s Hospital! It was there she was diagnosed with SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy). Our lives were thrown upside down!!
We were then moved to the Brompton, where unknown to us, we would be spending a great deal of time! Despite everything Daisy has been through (and she’s been through a lot), she is such a happy little girl! We are so grateful to everyone at The Royal Brompton for everything they have done.
Charity number: 1110339