THE family of a youngster with a unique chromosome disorder are delighted after receiving a £1,000 boost to help pay for vital treatment. Four-year-old Imelda Mower, from Braintree, was born with a condition which means she is still unable to walk, crawl and talk. Mum Rachel has now received £1,000 after asking the Persimmon Homes Community Champions scheme for help covering the cost of therapies Imelda needs to improve her health and mobility. Rachel said: “We are delighted to receive this funding from Persimmon Homes Essex – it will help to cover the cost of an intensive block of therapy to help Imelda develop her mobility and independence.