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Humber Half Marathon - Loneliness Project

As part of the Humber Half Marathon Loneliness Project in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Hull, HEY Smile Foundation and Hudgell solicitors the Trustees of Help for Health are pleased to announce that they have donated £21,900 to local charities. 

The Daisy Appeal

Fund raising for the Daisy Charity continues and a daisy chain pattern of 250 daisies has been planted in the grounds of Beverley Minster, where they will be on view during September 2017.

The 40 cm stem ceramic daisies can be purchased for £15 each in aid of the Daisy Appeal, which is fundraising for a £7.2m Molecular Imaging Research Centre at Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham.  They can be purchased from:  The Daisy Building, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham;  Guest & Philips, Saturday Market, Beverley;  Bonus Electrical, Grange Park Lane, Willerby,  or via www.daisyappeal.org

The Help for Health Trustees have granted substantial amount of money to The Daisy Charity’s Molecular Imaging Research Centre (MIRC) at Castle Hill Hospital.  

World Humanitarian Day

World Humanitarian Day occurs every year on the 19th August. It is a day dedicated to recognizing humanitarian personnel and those whom have lost their lives working for humanitarian causes. Visit http://www.un.org/en/events/humanitarianday/ for more information.

Growing up with Cancer

Help for Health want to share with you that next Monday, 26^th June on BBC1 at 7.30pm, there will be a one-off documentary “Growing up with Cancer” which focuses on the Teenage Cancer Trust Unit at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow. The documentary, follows five young people through their treatment and features interviews with hospital staff including the Youth Support Coordinator.

Help for Health article in HU17.net

Fascinating article on HU17.net “Lazenby Fund Aids Beverley Community Lift With New Purchase”