Liverpool Women's Hospital Charity Appeal 

Here's how the money will be spent:

*£5* will buy a book for our siblings play area - we will provide play facilities for siblings, enabling families to stay together during this very stressful time.

*£20* will buy a kettle for one of our parent’s rooms - we will provide a bedrooms for 12 families to give them immediate access to their babies in intensive care at all times.

*£150* will buy a TV for the unit’s breastfeeding room - we will provide a private, comfortable area for mothers to express their breastmilk, which is considered a medicine in Neonatal Intensive Care Units.

*£500* will buy multi-sensory equipment for our outdoor garden - an outdoor space will, for the first time ever, enable parents on the Neonatal Unit to take their baby outside to feel the sun and breeze on their face and develop their senses.

*£1,000* will buy a cuddle cot for our new end of life suite - parents will be able to spend time with their baby in a non-clinical, home-like setting.

*£1,500* will buy a reclining chair for next to the incubator - reclining chairs will enhance the comfort of parents who spend many hours each day by their baby's side and will promote skin to skin which has been shown to increase baby’s oxygen, maintain their temperature and regulate their heartbeat.

*£2,500* will buy a twin cot for the clinical area - twins are shown to develop better if nursed with their sibling as each helps to regulate the heart and breathing rates of the other.

 About MKA UK:

The Ahmadiyya Muslim community’s motto of ‘Love for All, Hatred for None’ reflects its pursuit for harnessing social justice.The service to mankind ethos is an organ of the community’s youth organisation, Majlis Khuddamul Ahmadiyya (MKA) UK, which strives to carry out national charitable acts.

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