Jasmine's Dream to see The 1975

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Jasmine is 18 years old and has Osteosarcoma, a type of cancer that produces immature bone and requires various methods of treatment such as chemo/radiation therapy or surgery. However, Jasmine never let her diagnosis define her and remained positive throughout the process. Luckily after treatment, Jasmine is now in recovery and is looking to the future for new and exciting experiences.

Jasmine’s dream was to see her favourite band, The 1975 live as she’s never been able to get tickets before. Thanks to all our generous supporters, we were able to send Jasmine to London to finally see them on their 2020-21 tour. Not only that, but we organised a backstage meet and greet with the whole band.

Thanks to The 1975 and to everyone who helped make Jasmine’s dream come true.

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What we do

Dreams Come True is a national Children's Charity who exists to deliver dreams to children who have it tough. We believe every child has the right to dream, no matter who they are or where they live. More info
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To ensure we reach the children who deserve our attention the most, we work with children who are living in the highest areas of deprivation in the country, and are living with a disability, serious illness, or life-limiting conditions. More info
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Whether it's a break for a young cancer patient, a specially adapted trike for a child with cerebral palsy, a tablet to help an autistic teenager develop their communication skills, or a seriously ill child’s room makeover. Each dream brings a moments of magic and has a lasting impact for years to come. More info
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We work exclusively with, and only manage dream referrals from, those who know the Dreamers best –medical, healthcare and social care professionals.
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We make dreams come true for children who are living with a disability, serious illness, or life-limiting conditions from the highest areas of deprivation in the UK. Bringing moments of magic that have a lasting impact for years to come. Our belief is that every young person has the right to dream, no matter who they are, or where they live.
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