Share what One Good Day means to you 💜

Every family’s One Good Day looks different. For some, it’s a peaceful night’s sleep. For others, it’s laughter together after a hard week, or a moment of calm in the middle of chaos.

This winter, we’re inviting families raising disabled or seriously ill children to share what One Good Day means to you — to celebrate your moments, raise awareness, and help others see the power of small joys.

Your story could inspire more people to support families across the UK.

The campaign runs from 25 November until 31 December.

Watch and share Daniel’s Story

See how one good day changed everything for Daniel, his mum Esther, dad Charles, and brother David.

Share our posts with friends and family and ask them to give what they can — so we can support more families like yours:

• Facebook
• Instagram

How to get involved

You can help by sharing your story on social media — whether it’s a photo, a few words, or a memory that makes you smile.

Here’s how:

1. Share photos of your family alongside our campaign design.
2. Add your words – tell us what One Good Day means to you.
3. Post it on social media using the hashtag #OneGoodDay and tag Family Fund so we can see and share your story.

Campaign design:

Click the image, then download to share on your own social media.

Post examples you can use

You don’t need to write a lot – just a few heartfelt words can make a difference. Here are some ideas to get you started:

• For us, One Good Day means family time without hospital calls — just laughter and love.
• One Good Day for our family is calm after chaos. It reminds us how far we’ve come.
• When our child smiles, that’s our One Good Day.

End your post with:
Join me in helping more families experience One Good Day this winter. https://www.familyfund.org.uk/onegoodday

Help us support more families like yours

Every pound you give helps us create more moments of comfort, joy and connection for families across the UK.

Thank you for your support. It really makes a difference.

If you have any questions about our campaign, please email [email protected].