Lia’s Wings brought Freya safely home from Lithuania, enabling her to receive a vital diagnosis and specialist NHS care.

Born at 24 weeks far from home, Olivia was safely flown to Scotland for specialist neonatal care with her mum supported every step of the way.

Eight-year-old Lucy became critically ill while on holiday in Poland. Lia’s Wings arranged her emergency air transfer home to Birmingham, where she’s now receiving specialist treatment surrounded by her family.

This new facility will help us support our growing operations and continue providing vital care for children and families.

Between 2nd-9th December, every donation to Lia’s Wings will be doubled, helping more children reach life-changing care and bringing more families back together when it matters most.

When baby Adam was critically injured abroad, Lia’s Wings supported his family every step of the way, bringing him safely home and reuniting the family.

Lia’s Wings launches new legal partnerships and raises £2,760 at ‘Networking with a Purpose’ to help more families reach vital care.

Lia’s Wings urges a balanced approach to Scotland’s neonatal care changes, ensuring expert treatment for babies and better support for families separated by long hospital stays.

Sienna was born at 34 weeks while her family was on holiday in Scotland. Lia’s Wings stepped in to transfer her to a hospital closer to home.

We’re inviting children who’ve flown with us to design a special “Good Luck” card for our supporters taking on challenge events.

Discover what it takes to bring critically ill babies home by air. Our Neonatal Flight Coordinator shares the challenges, preparation, and emotional impact of Lia’s Wings transfers.

A celebration of the incredible difference our supporters have made for families across the UK.