Holt Energy Advisors ('HEA') is pleased to announce that following the closure of Richard House in East London in 2025, we will now be partnering with Haven House Children’s Hospice, supporting the organisation as it continues to expand its vital services for seriously ill children, young people and their families across Northeast London.
The partnership reflects HEA’s commitment to supporting organisations that deliver a meaningful and lasting impact within the communities they serve. Through this relationship, HEA will work closely with Haven House to explore opportunities to support its continued development, sustainability and ability to provide specialist care to families when they need it most. Haven House has been providing specialist children’s hospice care for more than 20 years and currently supports more than 450 children and families across its communities. Its services include specialist nursing and therapies, respite care, emotional and practical support, and end-of-life care.
Holt Energy Advisors Managing Director, Chris Starling, said:
'We are delighted to begin working with Haven House Children’s Hospice by making an initial £500 donation and participating in their upcoming Olympic Park Run event on 24th September. The organisation plays an outstanding role in supporting children and families across Northeast London, particularly at a time when demand for specialist hospice care continues to grow. We also recognise the significant transition that followed the closure of Richard House who we have supported since 2019 and the responsibility Haven House has taken on in ensuring continuity of care for families across the region. We are proud to support Haven House as it builds on this important work and looks towards the future.'
Further information on Haven House can be found at the Haven House Website
For further details visit the Olympic Park Run site or Make a donation to Team HEA.
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Source: Holt Energy Advisors
