Hospital Trust needs help in bid to boost welfare of kids

THE Children’s Hospital Trust needs helping hands to achieve its goals. BRENTON GEACH

THE Children’s Hospital Trust needs helping hands to achieve its goals. BRENTON GEACH

Published Jul 1, 2022

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Cape Town – The Children’s Hospital Trust aims to make a difference at Victoria Hospital, but needs willing hands to make this possible.

“Victoria Hospital is a sister hospital to the Red Cross, and they work together to heal the little ones of our communities.

“This is part of our vision to support other paediatric healthcare facilities in the Western Cape; Victoria’s current outpatient department has limited ventilation and capacity – and we see over 7 000 patients annually. Our hope is to provide the medical staff and patients with what they need to thrive,” said communications officer of the Trust, Toni Erasmus.

This year, the Trust has extended its arms to help the little ones at Victoria Hospital and had raised a total of R9 019 326 of the R10 million required and will commence the building project in January 2023.

“It is important to go above and beyond for this project because this is an investment in the lives of children that need medical care and treatment. Our goal is to raise R10 million to complete the building project. The public may donate through our website,” said Erasmus.

They are also fundraising for the therapeutic playground project to build playgrounds that will aid in the development and healing journey at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital and the Family Care Project, which aims to provide vulnerable patients and their families with emergency relief items.

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