We were honoured to appear on BBC Radio London with presenter Shay Grewal, as our CEO Brett Parker and incredible Ambassador Emily Farruku joined the conversation to talk about the urgent challenges facing children with movement disorders — and why we’ve launched our Ticking Clocks Appeal.
With the recent closure of specialist therapy centres and rising operational costs, families across the UK are facing devastating gaps in support. Brett spoke about the increasing strain on charities like CPotential, who receive no government funding, yet continue to deliver life-changing therapy to over 400 children each year.
Emily, who started at CPotential when she was just 3 years old, shared her powerful story of progress and independence — and why she’s proud to lead this campaign as our ambassador. Her words are a reminder of what’s possible when children get the right support at the right time.
⏰ Watch the interview below, and if you’re moved to help, please consider donating and sharing the campaign far and wide.
📲 Text to Donate:
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£1 – Text CLOCKS to 70201
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£3 – Text CLOCKS to 70331
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£5 – Text CLOCKS to 70970
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£10 – Text CLOCKS to 70191
💛 Or donate online via JustGiving:
👉 https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/tickingclocks
Together, we can beat the clock — and keep the door open for children’s futures.
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Thank you x
Find out more about the Ticking Clocks Appeal and how you can get involved.
