Care that carries forward
Throughout my life care from other people have changed the course of my own life. It supported my family through moments of fear, loss and uncertainty and one of my core values is to Care it Forward. It matters to me that the success of this business carries some of that care forward.
With Restora, we believe that when people feel better, they live better. Every treatment is an opportunity to create a ripple effect by helping someone feel better about themselves they can carry that into their relationships, work and everyday life. We believe kindness and genuine care should never stop at the treatment room.
Caring forward means many things at Restora for example:
Supporting local charities or community fundraisers by getting involved and donating treatments
Offering occasional complimentary treatments to someone nominated by your community who is going through a difficult time
Sharing free education and self-care resources
Each year, Restora Lymphatics raises funds for three charities whose work is woven into my family’s story and the community Restora calls home. You can discover some of the charities and causes we support below.
“Care can change how one person feels. Carried forward, it can change so much more.”
About our chosen charities
Meningitis Now became deeply personal to my family after my daughter lost Meg Draper, her close friend and Bournemouth University Student to meningitis B in October 2025. Restora supports its work to raise awareness, fight meningitis, save lives and help people rebuild after the disease has changed their lives.
Restora is rooted in Dorset, and it matters to me that our giving also reaches families close to home. Julia’s House provides practical and emotional support to families caring for a child with a life-limiting or life-threatening condition across Dorset and Wiltshire.
When my daughter was born at just 26 weeks in 2006, Bliss supported our family through an overwhelming and frightening time. Supporting Bliss is my way of helping other families with babies born premature or sick to feel informed, less alone and better supported through neonatal care.
