A nine-year-old girl who's overcome major health challenges has raised nearly £13,000 for the Children's Ward at Noble's Hospital.
Chloe Rollitt from Douglas generated the funds through a high-profile appeal to the Manx public and Island businesses which will go towards supporting the families of children who spend long amounts of time in hospital.
£10,000 of it will be used to buy 14 glide-away beds for parents staying overnight with the rest used to buy toys and games for the ward and other community outreach areas.
Chloe, who has cerebral palsy and a form of epilepsy has battled her condition and is now excelling in Paralympic sport and started the campaign to inspire other children with disabilities.
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