Perthes Association website

Samantha

This little Girl continues to enjoy ballet despite being in Broomstick plasters, a winning Smile from Samantha before the show!

Thank you

And a thank you letter to the Association for her hand propelled Trike!

Fun on a trike!

Children suffering from Perthes disease and Multiple Epiphyseal Dysplasia can still have fun!

Child in an Orthotic Brace ...

Child in an Orthotic Brace find fun on a Hand propelled Trike!

Hip spica plaster ...

This young lady is in a hip spica plaster following surgery.

A tummy trolley ...

A tummy trolley provides her with mobility and fun, a reclining wheelchair provided by the Association ensures that this is possible.

Broomstick Plaster!

....the very sound of it sends shudders down parent's spines, but the children take it in their stride!

Child in a Spica hip plaster.

Christmas!

Looks like these three deserving children were overwhelmed by an early Christmas present!

A day out ...

A day out for some Perthes youngsters receiving Conservative treatment .. no plasters or braces, but the activities of these youngsters are severely restricted - no running, jumping, football or climbing for these children.. a helicopter ride really lifts their spirits

Up, Up and Away!

Up, Up and Away! Captain Paul Thompson and team-mate Elliot Andrews of the Guildford Flames Ice Hockey Club help out on a Balloon Race to the delight of the children enjoying a day out!