Muscle Dreams provide unforgettable experiences to children or young people in the UK afflicted by muscular dystrophy
Through this tailored initiative, our goal is simply to deliver fantastic and above all memorable experiences, enabling a child or young person with muscular dystrophy live a dream or perhaps fulfil a cherished ambition that perhaps a family simply cannot afford, whether it for example be meeting a famous TV celebrity chef or the school run of a lifetime
In understanding the issues faced by those with muscular dystrophy and through the support of our growing partner network, we communicate with parents and/or guardians in assessing, planning, funding, organising and delivering each Muscle Dream, taking care of every detail, ensuring ultimately that the experience (be it recreational, educational or inspirational) is fulfiled to the best of our ability
To nominate a child or young person with muscular dystrophy, please send an email to us with the name of the Muscle Dreams beneficiary, together with parent and/or guardian contact details along with a summary of no more than 100 words [to be entered into the Enquiry* field] outlining the Muscle Dream details using the Muscle Dreams Nomination form that can be found by clicking here
As Muscle Dreams can cost anywhere between £250 to for example £5000, the charity is unable to fund every nomination received; all Muscle Dream nominations will however be acknowledged by the charity
Bite-size dream info facts
- Dreams range from the very ordinary and realistic to the fantastic and surreal
- It is interesting to note that humans have always attached great importance to dreams, which have been variously viewed as windows to the sacred, the past and the future
- Dreams continue to provide creative solutions to intellectual and emotional problems as well as offering ideas for artistic pursuits
- Dreams are a common occurrence and many have a definite, purposeful structure, and their symbols point to an underlying idea or intention. These dreams are the language our unconscious uses to talk to our conscious mind
- The general function of dreams that are rich in symbolic meaning is to restore one's psychological integrity, or wholeness
- Since the beginning of recorded history dreams have been thought to have powerful significance on our lives as human beings
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