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Critically-ill babies and children in the West Midlands will be able to receive faster and more effective care, after Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity reached its £2million fundraising target for its Critical Journeys Appeal, to kit out four Critical Care Ambulances with the latest, life-saving medical equipment.
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Take on the exhilarating challenge of a 10,000ft Tandem Skydive freefalling at 120mph for our sick kids. Read more
If you want a great day’s walking, then The Edale Skyline is the perfect challenge. Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity is working with Large Outdoors to deliver this exciting challenge. Register today for the event which is taking place on 27 March 2021. Read more
Join us for an unforgettable walk to the summit of Mount Snowdon to watch the sunrise over Snowdonia! Read more
Join us for our fourth European city cycle, through three countries - destination Brussels. Read more
If you’re passionate about our hospital and would love to run the London Marathon for us on 3 October 2021. Read more