Where Your Money Goes
There’s always something going on at Helping Hand!
Check out our latest and upcoming projects below. Our projects help to fund the work we do with the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, including helping to fund new equipment, to provide services for families, to fund research, and more!
Don’t forget to visit our ‘Ways To Help’ page to find out how you can donate or get involved!
Trustees Meeting/Funding Update, Thursday 28th April
Trustees Meeting/Funding Update, Thursday 28th April Cysic Fibrosis Centre Lung Clearance Index Machine £40,000 Around £25,000 has been raised and ring-fenced for this department by Caterpillar & the McCarter family. PICU Glidescope Video Laryngoscope £8241 Katie Dowdie – Clinical Educator Air sim child mannequins £2914 ENT ENT Simulator $4700 (plus import duties)
read more**Funding Update** Our first trustees meeting of 2016
**Funding Update** Our first trustees meeting of 2016 Total of £48,076.00 🙂 🙂 Near-infrared Spectroscopy PICU £5,300 Blades for Laryngascope PICU £13,276 3 Sleep Chairs PICU £2,400 Multi-sensory upgrade/replacement Theatres £12,000 Sensory lighting PICU £700 Toys/Games X-Ray Dept (Nuclear Medicine) £1000 Blood Pressure Infusion Equipment Gastroentorology Unit £2,200 Parent Accmodation Block Refurb Allen Ward £10,000 ipad Apps Paul Ward £200 Sensory Equipment Paul Ward £1000 Blood Sampling Chair Outpatients...
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Funding Update – PLEASE SHARE 🙂 New £27,000 Giraffe Bed for PICU £4000 worth of games going to the Play Dept & Allen Ward Sensory equipment worth £3867 heading to Theatres … Respitory Dept getting £2337 woth of specialist equipment Parent’s Room within PICU beds replaced OT dept receiving new test kits Thank you for all the donations…you guys made this happen!! #RBHSC...
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We have provided i-pads to all the wards in the hospital and also to some special individual patients where it has been shown that programmes available can aid long term...
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Helping Hand has fully re-equipped the EEG department at a cost of £50,000. This equipment will be used primarily in the diagnosis and treatment of children with epilepsy.
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