Coleen Rooney has claimed that her mission is to help hospices and children's hospitals that work tirelessly for youngsters like her sister Rosie.
A year after losing her sister, who she called her little angel, the wife of footie ace Wayne Rooney, has not forgotten those other angels who supported Rosie and her family through her final weeks, the Mirror reported.
The 27-year-old TV presenter said that a lot of people think hospices are just places people go to die, but they're so much more than that.
She added that they give families that respite that they so badly need.
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