The stars of One Direction have filmed a video message and offered to meet a teenage girl whose leg was amputated following a rollercoaster crash at Alton Towers.
Leah Washington, 17, from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, was one of five people who suffered severe injuries on the Smiler ride on 2 June.
A Twitter campaign - #Get1DToLeah - called for the pop band to contact her.
Marafiki alisema Ms Washington would be "elated" at the news.
Sara Stuart, who helped start the campaign, alisema she had been to the Royal Stoke Hospital to visit the teenager, whom she described as a huge shabiki of the band.
"She's seen them so many times," Ms Stuart said.
"It's really aliyopewa Leah something to aim for and really look mbele to once she's recovered."
The campaign has received thousands of retweets.
"The support has been overwhelming. It made me so happy that so many people were supporting one of my closest friends."
She alisema the message "would make Leah's siku and aid her recovery".
She added her friend had tickets to see the band in tamasha in Cardiff on Saturday but was unable to go because of her injuries.
The band are currently in Europe as part of a world tour.
"After visiting her yesterday and knowing how upset she was that she missed seeing them on Saturday, we decided we would try and get in touch with them to see if they were prepared to visit her au send her a video message," she said.
"She would upendo this."
The band's agents alisema the band's four members - Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson - had filmed a video message for Ms Washington.
"Unfortunately because of their schedule they can't visit her in hospital, but they have offered Leah tickets to a forthcoming tamasha of her choice when she has recovered, and will be delighted to meet her backstage then," they said.
Leah Washington, 17, from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, was one of five people who suffered severe injuries on the Smiler ride on 2 June.
A Twitter campaign - #Get1DToLeah - called for the pop band to contact her.
Marafiki alisema Ms Washington would be "elated" at the news.
Sara Stuart, who helped start the campaign, alisema she had been to the Royal Stoke Hospital to visit the teenager, whom she described as a huge shabiki of the band.
"She's seen them so many times," Ms Stuart said.
"It's really aliyopewa Leah something to aim for and really look mbele to once she's recovered."
The campaign has received thousands of retweets.
"The support has been overwhelming. It made me so happy that so many people were supporting one of my closest friends."
She alisema the message "would make Leah's siku and aid her recovery".
She added her friend had tickets to see the band in tamasha in Cardiff on Saturday but was unable to go because of her injuries.
The band are currently in Europe as part of a world tour.
"After visiting her yesterday and knowing how upset she was that she missed seeing them on Saturday, we decided we would try and get in touch with them to see if they were prepared to visit her au send her a video message," she said.
"She would upendo this."
The band's agents alisema the band's four members - Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson - had filmed a video message for Ms Washington.
"Unfortunately because of their schedule they can't visit her in hospital, but they have offered Leah tickets to a forthcoming tamasha of her choice when she has recovered, and will be delighted to meet her backstage then," they said.
