Natasha Stapleton's dream holiday is back on track after a Sussex-based insurance company saved the day.

There were fears the 12-year-old, who has terminal cancer, would not be able to go on the first holiday in her life to Disneyland Paris due to problems getting insurance cover.

After several calls and an appeal by The Argus, Euro Assistance in Haywards Heath offered to help out.

The holiday for Natasha and her family is being paid for by an anonymous donor.

A fund has also been set up to raise money for Natasha to fulfil her dreams and donations have been flowing in.

Falmer High School in Brighton, where Natasha is a pupil, is holding a fun day tomorrow, which model Jordan will be attending.

Brighton-based Jordan, whose real name is Katie Price, will also be supporting a charity evening at Dragons Health Club in Hove tomorrow, which aims to raise funds for Natasha.

The model and Dwight Yorke, the father of her baby, Harvey, have pledged to double any money raised at the event, which will also be attended by former boxer Chris Eubank and members of rock band Toploader. Zoe Ball is also expected to attend.

Neil Trowse, fitness manager and friend, said: "I was having dinner with Katie and Dwight last week and was talking about how we were trying to raise money at the gym for Natasha.

"It snowballed from there and they were both keen to help. I didn't ask Dwight to donate any money - he just kindly said he would.

"He won't be coming on the night but Katie has promised to and will no doubt bring baby Harvey with her."

Hove-based Eubank has donated a signed pair of boxing gloves for an auction on the evening.

Natasha's mum, Caroline Brain, of Eggington Close, Moulsecoomb, said: "Natasha is so pleased she can go on the holiday after all. She is over the moon. It will be her first holiday.

"The fund-raising has been excellent. We would like to say thank you to everyone who has donated for her.

"She had her first chemotherapy session last Thursday and she is doing well."