Autumn News

Autumn News

Find out all the latest happenings at The 3H Foundation in our latest newsletter, including news about our young carer hampers and new supporters. How The 3H Foundation are getting involved with the local community and what is happening at Christmas.

Page 1 of the Autumn newsletter showing pictures of Callie-Ann Warrington and Carrie-Ann Lightley, our new ambassadors.

Page 3 of the Autumn Newsletter 2025 featuring photos of carers hampers and an advert for a Christmas Tree festival which will raise funds for the charity.
Page 4 of the Autumn Newsletter 2025 showing photos of young carers enjoying our challenge packs and respite activity hampers.
New Ambassador

New Ambassador


Passionate advocate for accessible travel joins 3H

We are pleased to welcome Carrie-Ann Lightly as our newest ambassador. Carrie-Ann is a passionate advocate for accessible travel, whose work has helped disabled individuals explore the world with confidence.  Carrie-Ann founded of one of the UK’s top accessible travel blogs and through her writing has shared in-depth wheelchair friendly travel guides and hotel reviews.

With her wealth of experience and understanding of accessibility challenges, Carrie-Ann brings a unique perspective that aligns well with our mission. Her journey from travel blogger to trusted accessibility expert will bring valuable insights and experience helping us to continue tailoring our services to support people with disabilities and carers.

Carrie- Ann is a published writer with articles featured in The Telegraph and The Independent and listed in Shaw Trust’s Disability Power 100 for five consecutive years.

As an ambassador, Carrie-Ann will help The 3H Foundation by sharing her knowledge of travel and speaking about our work to a wider audience. We are thrilled to have her on board and look forward to working together.

Lasting Legacy

Lasting Legacy

A Lasting Legacy: Honouring Fred Wellings’ Generosity

At The 3H Foundation, we are deeply moved by the enduring kindness of Fred Wellings, a long-time supporter whose generosity has touched many lives. This year, we were honoured to receive a donation from Mr Wellings’ estate—a gift he thoughtfully included in his Will.

With the consent of his family, we will be commemorating Mr Wellings’ legacy by naming one of our group holidays after him. These holidays are more than just a break—they are a lifeline. They offer individuals with disabilities a chance to relax, connect, and enjoy moments of joy away from the daily challenges they face.

The Power of Legacy Giving

Gifts in Wills play a vital role in sustaining small charities like ours. They allow us to plan for the future, expand our reach, and continue offering support where it’s needed most. Every legacy gift, no matter the size, helps us make a real and lasting difference.

If you’re considering leaving a gift to The 3H Foundation in your Will, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’d like to chat over the phone or visit us in person, we’d be delighted to welcome you to our office and share more about the impact your support can have.

Spring Newsletter

Spring Newsletter

Read our latest Spring 2025 newsletter here!
Find out how 3H began 50 years ago in 1975 and about one of the amazing organisations who have supported us over the years. Discover how individuals have made a difference through fundraising, along with ways you can support our carers.

New Ambassador

New Ambassador

Paralympic Medallist Callie-Ann Warrington as a new Ambassador

As The 3H Foundation proudly marks its 50th anniversary, we are delighted to welcome Callie-Ann Warrington as our newest Ambassador.

Callie-Ann achieved a silver medal in the S10 100m Butterfly at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games and a gold medal performance in the same event at the European Para Swimming Championships in Madeira earlier that year.

In addition to her sporting success, Callie-Ann is a qualified Diagnostic Radiographer and advocate for accessible sports facilities.

The 3H Foundation has spent five decades promoting inclusion, independence, and wellbeing for disabled people and their families. Callie-Ann’s extraordinary achievements in para swimming and dedication to advocacy reflect the values we have championed for half a century.

As we celebrate this landmark year, Callie-Ann’s voice and visibility will help us continue to promote the charity enabling more people to benefit from the services we provide.