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Great Ormond Street Hospital is one of the world's most famous children’s hospitals and house the largest range of pediatric specialists in the UK. A monthly donation by direct debit would help ensure income for important projects and save administration costs, which in turn gives hope to those children suffering from complex and life threatening conditions

Great Ormond Street Hospital care for over 150,000 patients each year and are totally committed to finding treatments and cures for some of the rarest and most difficult illnesses. Although the every day running costs are met by the NHS, the charity organisation needs to raise upwards of £50 million each and every year to fund the purchase of ground breaking specialist equipment, innovative medical research, hospital redevelopment and suitable family accommodation.

How will donations to Great Ormond Street Hospital be spent?

• Funding the most up-to-date equipment
• Supporting the research and development of new and better treatments
• Contributing to the rebuilding and refurbishment of two thirds of the hospital and the UCL Institute of Child Health
• Enabling staff training to provide the best care for patients
• Providing accommodation and support services for families
  

About Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH)

GOSH has come a long way from it's humble beginnings when it opened on 14th February 1852, with just 10 beds, 2 wards & 20 staff. Contrast that with the modern day and the 353 beds, 38 wards & 2,700 staff, treating children from throughout the UK and world for a wide range of conditions. GOSH are one of a small handful of truly word-class children’s hospitals, but as the building is over 150 years old many of their patients and their families are treated in conditions which are crowded, uncomfortable, lacking in privacy and falling short of what they deserve. A good example of the need for redevelopment is that the cardiac intensive care offers each patient only one-third of the space recommended. To deliver the best modern care hospital redevelopment is needed.

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Hugh Jackman Haiti Earthquake Appeal for World Vision

Hollywood heart throb Hugh Jackman is making an appeal in aid of the Haita earthquake sufferers for World Vision UK. The charity is currently working tirelessly on the ground in Haiti to help the 250,000 people whose lives have been devastated by the tragedy. With many people losing their families, homes and livelihoods, there is a desperate need for food, water, shelter and healthcare.
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World Vision Aid Continues in Haiti

The World Vision charity is still continuing to distribute relief supplies in Haiti, even though a number of big aftershocks have hit Port-au-Prince, the Haitian capital. After last weeks magnitude-7 earthquake, World Vision were straight on the scene to give out food, blankets, water containers and hygiene kits to thousands of Haitians.
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The NSPCC charity has managed to sign up nearly 30,000 people to their Safety.Net campaign petition, which tells the Government that the internet must be made safer for children as soon as possible. The petition was launched 6 months ago in June 2009, and will be presented today at 10 Downing Street by NSPCC staff and celebrity supporter Levi Roots.
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Jeff Banks launches £2m NSPCC Great British Clothes Clearout

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The NSPCC charity announced on Tuesday 19th January 2010 that British actor Nicholas Hoult will become their first ever ambassador for children and young people. Nicholas, who has just received a nomination for an Orange Bafta 'rising star' award for his role in A Single Man, is a well known face to young people in Britain after his leading role in the cult youth drama 'Skins', and of course his breakthrough role in 'About a Boy' alongside Hugh Grant.
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