We were incredibly proud to collaborate with NHS England, the National Health Service, and University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust to share Meredith’s journey through her final chemotherapy treatment.
The campaign was shared across official NHS, NHS England and UHD NHS social media channels, providing a trusted national platform to tell a very real and personal part of Meredith’s story.
While the clinical side of treatment is often what people see, this collaboration allowed us to highlight something equally important: the emotional and practical realities families face during childhood cancer, and the support needed beyond the hospital walls.
The response was incredibly meaningful. Meredith’s story reached over 78,000 people, with strong engagement including 57 reposts, 51 saves, and 102 comments. More importantly, it sparked conversation, connection, and a deeper understanding of what families are navigating every day.
Meredith’s courage and spirit are a testament to the power of childhood wonder and resilience, and her bravery is an inspiration to us all. She’s truly a superhero!
We are so grateful to have been given such a credible platform to share Meredith’s journey and introduce the work of Meredith’s Mission. Partnerships like this not only raise awareness, but also strengthen our ability to advocate for families and ensure their experiences are seen, understood, and supported.
For us, this wasn’t just about telling a story — it was about making sure families feel seen, understood, and less alone.
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