Dec 16, 2024 · Two days after Ella was admitted to hospital, on 20 March 2020, a Social Worker from Northumberland County Council and a Paediatrician from the hospital held a strategy discussion, which started a 4.5 year nightmare for Ella and her family.

Nov 21, 2016 · Brave Ella Chapple hasn’t had the easiest start in life. The fighter has overcome cancer and learned to deal with being deaf and having limited vision in her 10 years alive. …

Dec 20, 2011 · Ella Chapple was born without irises, a condition called aniridia, which means she will eventually go blind. Parents James and Elly, of Alnmouth, Northumberland, are raising funds for London's...

When her daughter Ella was seven years old, she lost her eyes, and it meant Elly had to look again at everything. Ella taught her to #flipthenarrative around how we 'see' people like Ella. That every human is diverse, and that although we are all different, we are the same.

Jun 18, 2024 · At just four years old, Ella Chapple was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a rare and aggressive form of cancer that primarily affects children. Her parents, devastated by the news, embarked on a journey to find the best possible treatment options for their daughter.

Elly Chapple is an inspirational speaker who speaks on Hope, Inclusion, Disability/SEND and Leadership. #flipthenarrative Elly graduated with honours in Human Resource Management and the Psychology of Human Communication.

Nov 12, 2024 · 39 Essex Chambers barristers Victoria Butler-Cole KC and Steve Broach KC acted for a disabled child, Ella Chapple, whose mother Elly Chapple has agreed a settlement with Northumberland County Council (‘the Council’) which includes recognition that Ella’s human rights were breached by the decision to issue care proceedings and the ...

Ella Chapple, from Alnmouth in Northumberland, suffers from Aniridia, which means she has no irises. Her parents say they face a "ticking time-bomb" as she slowly loses her sight...

Nov 19, 2024 · Ella has complex disabilities and needs, including deafblindness, learning disabilities and WAGR syndrome. Her lawyers, acting via Ella’s mother and litigation friend Elly Chapple, argued that the care proceedings, brought by Northumberland (NCC) in April 2020, were unnecessary and disproportionate for a variety of reasons, “including that:

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