US EditionLlandudno dad’s fears as son’s lifeline charity faces closure
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Llandudno dad’s fears as son’s lifeline charity faces closure
Dr Jim Hewitt with his son James A Llandudno father says it would be “devastating” for his severely disabled son if the care charity that has transformed his life is forced to close. Dr Jim Hewitt fears his son James, 35, who lives with severe autism, learning disabilities, epilepsy, mobility issues and challenging behaviour, would lose the stability and relationships that have given him happiness for the first time in his life. James requires r…
Dad’s Heartbreak Fears As Son’s Lifeline Charity Faces Closure
A father says it would be “devastating” for his severely disabled son if the care charity that has transformed his life is forced to close. Dr Jim Hewitt, from Llandudno in North Wales, fears his son James, 35, who lives with severe autism, learning disabilities, epilepsy, mobility issues and challenging behaviour, would lose the stability and relationships that have given him happiness for the first time in his life. James requires round-the-c…
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