My daughter Imogen was born three months early at 26 weeks, Imogen spent 71 days in the Neonatal Unit in that time she had been through quite an array of medical help. My little miracle went from being a tiny 2lb baby that was ventilated, to now being a 15lb smiley healthy baby with her full life ahead of her, none of this would have been possible if it wasn’t for the dedicated help of the Neonatal Staff at North Tees Hospital and the help of their charity Neoangels.

Neoangels was set up in 2015 by the parents of premature twins. They decided they wanted to give something back to repay the staff for all they had done. Together they forged Neoangels and made it what it is today. Its sole purpose is to help families during their Neonatal journey, support staff and babies on the unit.

Neoangels is a charity which supports families of sick and premature babies. Today, with their help and dedication, the charity is now in a position to help every family on the Neonatal Unit at the University Hospital of North Tees, supporting them with financial support, emotional help and bereavement care.

The charity offers an array of services to families including financial support; help with food, travel and parking costs, as well as emotional and bereavement support. They also work incredibly closely with the amazing medical team, meaning they are able to quickly implement new practice methods to best support baby, mum and dad and siblings too.

The Charity has helped and will continue to help hundreds of families in our local area each year with the help of your donation.

Imogen and I thank you in advance for your donation.

http://www.neoangels.org.uk