Indianna Cuddles selected as Premier Training’s chosen charity

Premier Training has chosen Indianna Cuddles as its partner charity for the next 12 months.

Each year, the training provider selects a worthy cause to support, with a donation made for every course enrolment.

Indianna Cuddles was created by Kelly and Tommy Maddison following the tragic death of their four-year-old daughter Indianna (pictured above) whilst on holiday in Eqypt.

The couple have raised an incredible £9,600 for the Great North Air Ambulance Service over the past three years, and are now fundraising for the hospital where Indianna was treated upon her return to the UK.

“This year, we’re raising money for the Royal Victoria Infirmary (RVI) in Newcastle to help support parents whose sick children are in the hospital,” explained Kelly, who raises valuable funds through a series of raffles and hampers.

“Indianna was born prematurely and was in Intensive Care there. She was at the RVI again after her accident, so it’s a cause that’s close to our hearts.”

Supporting parents and children

She added: “We are so pleased that Premier Training are supporting our work. It enables us to give parents a bit of support when they need it most. The charity helps us keep Indianna’s memory alive.”

Premier Training Operations Director Rose Crockett said: “We were all touched after hearing Indianna’s story, and about Kelly and Tommy’s fundraising work in her memory.

“We wanted to support that, so we will be making a donation for every course enrolment we receive over the next 12 months.

“Hopefully, we can make a sizeable contribution to the fundraising efforts for the Royal Victoria Infirmary, and help support the parents and children there.”