AMBER's Children A Child like Eleanor
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For the past four years, The AMBER Trust has supported Eleanor and her brother, Joseph, who both have a rare eye condition, called Achromatopsia. This means that they cannot see colours, things appear blurry, and bright light is painful. But 11-year-old Eleanor's world is completely immersed in music. Eleanor playing at a concert at the Hilton 
She has an amazing musical ear and since finding music, her self-confidence and esteem has soared. Eleanor enjoys nothing more than performing in front of an audience.
An AMBER Music Award enables Eleanor to attend the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, where she studies the piano and clarinet and takes singing lessons. She is making great progress and fast developing her passion and talent.
Her father, Gareth, says that Eleanor "comes alive" in the atmosphere of the college.
Eleanor and Joseph's father, Gareth, says: "I cannot fully express my gratitude to The AMBER Trust for making it possible for my children to pursue their musical ambitions. It has truly changed their lives. Thanks to this wonderful charity, Eleanor and Joseph now receive firs-class tuition and have a clear purpose and road ahead. Thank you again.

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