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A little girl called Lyla sould be turning three this April.
Instead, her dad John is doing something remarkable. He's turning the worst moment of his life into a fight to protect other families.
Lyla passed away in May last year — less than 16 hours after a GP visit. She had Type 1 Diabetes. Nobody tested for it. She was two years old.
Since then, John has campaigned tirelessly for Lyla's Law — requiring routine diabetes testing in children when the warning signs are there. His petition reached Parliament. The momentum is building. But he needs our support.
On the 11th of April — what would have been Lyla's third birthday — there's a Race Night at the Rising Sun Pub in Hull, raising funds for HEY Kids Type 1 Support Group.
Come along. Donate. Share the story. Because Lyla deserved better — and so do the children who come after her.
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A marketplace event designed to promote understanding and acceptance of autism will take place in Hull later this month as part of #AutismAcceptanceWeek.
Hosted by #Hull’s Autism Partnership Board, the marketplace will bring together a range of local organisations, services and community partners to showcase the support and resources available for autistic people and their families across the city. The event will take place on Monday 30 March, from 10:00am to 1:00pm, at The Guildhall’s Banqueting Hall and Reception Room.
At least 2670 people in Hull have an autistic prevalence.
Marketplace event to promote autism acceptance in Hull
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The Hull Bus Alliance has announced a discounted fare for young people to help them access the city’s #HealthyHolidays programme during the #Easter break.
The discount was agreed following a meeting with the Young People Parliament, which included representatives from the alliance as well as the city’s young leaders and the young mayor.
Healthy Holidays Hull has a packed programme this Easter, with an exciting range of completely free activities for school-aged children and young people in Hull. There is something to suit everyone, including dedicated #SEND sessions, throughout the spring break.
The fun activities on offer include:
ice skating
go-karting sessions
high ropes
boxing
cooking
dance
rugby
multi sports
arts and crafts
musical theatre.
Discounted bus travel for young people to access Healthy Holidays Hull
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The Hull Bus Alliance has announced a discounted fare for young people to help them access the city’s Healthy Holidays prog0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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