This is Sarah Hope. 💜

This is Sarah Hope. 💜
Sarah Hope has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of child amputees in the developing world as well as the UK after a devastating crash in 2007 which saw a bus mount a kerb in London, killing her mother and leaving daughter Pollyanna, then aged just two, requiring the amputation of her right leg below the knee.
Four years later, Mrs Hope and her twin sister, Victoria, set up Elizabeth's Legacy of hope, working with amputees in Sierra Leone, Africa and India.
Sarah’s campaigning directly resulted in the government providing an extra £1.5million for new sports prosthetics for child amputees. Previously, prosthetic legs on the NHS only allowed amputees to walk.
Sarah’s campaign means 500 children will be able to have blades fitted that enable them to run, swim and play with their friends.
This is the moment we surprised her with a dance lesson from Diversity!