Derian House Children’s Hospice has unveiled the results of its £1.6m makeover, adding a sensory room, messy play zone and cinema to its facilities.
The Chorley-based hospice has been looking after children and young adults with life-limiting illnesses from across the North West for more than 25 years. The charity currently cares for more than 400 children.
Last spring it began a huge project to make the hospice “fit for the future” so it could continue to care for children with increasingly complex conditions for many years to come.
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