Boy, 11, who lost legs after abuse takes families to Lapland
Summary
An 11-year-old boy named Tony Hudgell, who lost both legs due to abuse, raised £120,000 to take children affected by abuse on a trip to Lapland. Tony organized the trip through his foundation, helping 26 families, including 61 children, to enjoy this special experience. The trip aimed to create unforgettable memories for the children and their families.Key Facts
- Tony Hudgell is an 11-year-old boy from Kings Hill, Kent, who lost both legs because of abuse by his birth parents.
- Tony raised £120,000 to fund a trip to Lapland for children affected by abuse.
- The trip included 26 families and 61 children from different parts of the country.
- Tony runs the Tony Hudgell Foundation, which helps abused children.
- The Lapland trip aimed to bring joy and create lasting memories for children who experienced abuse.
- Rich Stephenson-Evans and his family joined the trip, and their son, who also has disabilities, fully participated in the activities.
- Various families described the trip as a magical and unforgettable experience.
- The foundation received many applications from families wanting to join the trip.
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