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.

Summer News

Summer News

Welcome to our Summer 2025 newsletter! This edition is packed with information about the charity. Read about our group holiday at Nutley Edge where guests managed to soak up the sun while enjoying days out and activities. Find out about the wonderful …

The first page of the summer newsletter showing a photo of a man and a woman smiling at the camera holding a cake.
Second page of the Summer 2025 Newsletter showing a man smiling at the camera holding a blue ice-cream and a group of holiday guests under a tree.
Third page of the Summer 2025 Newsletter showing a group of carers sitting around a table under a large glamping tent roof, a photo of a glamping site with a large communal eating area and a photo of a group of older teenagers aboard a large sailing boat smiling at the camera.
Page four of the Summer 2025 Newsletter showing a group of men and women around a large table in a restaurant. It also shows a photo of four people holding up a large donation check in front of a screen.
I got to be me!

I got to be me!

Andy’s 3H Journey Through the Decades

As we celebrate our 50th year, it’s been heartwarming to hear from so many people whose lives have been touched by 3H. One message that really stood out came from Andy, who recently had what he called an “I wonder” moment. 

Andy first joined a 3H holiday 47 years ago, at just 13 years old. From that very first trip, he became part of the 3H family, going on countless adventures throughout the 70s, 80s, and 90s. His memories are filled with excitement, courage, and a sense of freedom that defined his youth.

Here are just a few of the things Andy says he never would have done without 3H:

  • Rode the Big One in Blackpool
  • Went gliding over the Isle of Wight
  • Did a reverse bungee jump in Spain

But the most powerful thing he shared?

“Most importantly, I got to be me.”

That simple sentence says it all. 3H gave Andy not just experiences, but the space to be himself — to grow, explore, and thrive.

He also fondly remembers being featured on one of our early leaflets. “I didn’t even like that type of ice cream,” he laughed, “but I ate it anyway — it was free!” 

Andy’s story is a beautiful reminder of why we do what we do. It’s not just about the holidays — it’s about the memories, the milestones, and the moments of joy that stay with you for a lifetime. 

Winter Newsletter

Winter Newsletter

As we come to the end of our 50th year, our newsletter gives us the opportunity to reflect back on the amazing support and work the charity has achieved over the last 50 years.

Newsletter first page showing pictures of guests on holiday. Four logos of previous supporters and a big gold coloured 50.
Page two of the Winter 2024/2025 newsletter showing photos of a girl showing the camera her baking.
Summer News

Summer News

Families have made the most of the summer sun by getting away for a break with the help of our Holiday Grants. We have some Holiday Grants still available. Details are available on our Holiday Grants page.

A photo of page 1 of the Summer 2024 newsletter showing photos of holiday grant families. One photo of a man and a women holiday a 3H banner at the top of Snowdon and another of just the lady holiday the banner at the top of Snowdon. The photos were taken because Specsavers Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge climbed Snowdon to raise funds for 3H.
Page two of the Summer 2024 newsletter showing a photo of the 3H stall at a local fete and three photos of young people baking.