We have helped a boy with autism and ADHD for a climbing frame, swing and den to provide sensory input and keep him regulated. Mom says—’ Ernie absolutely loves sitting in the UFO den and having some out time, it’s the first thing he goes to after a busy day at school.’ Paul, who is a Family Practioner at a Children’s Disability service has added—’In today’s world it is increasingly difficult to secure funding as all organisations and charities have depleted funds but you came through and fully funded a climbing frame for a family where the parents have health issues and for a child who finds this world very difficult to understand. Ernie deals with this uncertainty by climbing over fences and running away. Now he can physically focus himself and, equally importantly, hunker down in a safe and unchallenging space is wonderful for him.'