Tennis star, Tim Henman, has heaped praise on a ground-breaking Sussex charity which cares for severely disabled children and young people.
He was speaking at a hotel in the City of London hosted by Chailey Heritage Foundation highlighting its Vision Fund.
The Vision Fund is the blueprint to raise donations for essential facilities and resources at the charity's base in North Chailey.
Tim Henman said:
"My wife Lucy and I visited Chailey Heritage Foundation last September.
"We were extremely impressed by the staff, the young people and by the extent of the facilities and the provision of care provided to these young people with life-limiting conditions.
"It’s been inspiring to see what the young people at Chailey Heritage can achieve with the right support."
The Tim Henman Foundation has been supporting Chailey Heritage Foundation for the past four years.
It has contributed to the funding of specialist equipment such as the Innowalk and Eyegaze technology and a fully-accessible outdoor play area.
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