Children s charity marks 10 years in the Highlands By Val Sweeney Published: 06:45, 01 March 2021
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A flashback to 2016 when the Highland Children s Unit welcomed its first patients.
A charity is embarking on a 10-month programme of celebrations to mark 10 years of making the difference for sick children in the Highlands.
The Archie Foundation first came to the region in March 2011 when it linked up with the Inverness Courier to raise funds to refurbish the childrenâs ward at the cityâs Raigmore Hospital.
Children s charity Archie marks 10 years in the Highlands By Val Sweeney Published: 17:00, 28 February 2021
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A flashback to 2016 when the Highland Children s Unit welcomed its first patients.
A charity is embarking on a 10-month programme of celebrations to mark 10 years of making the difference for sick children in the Highlands.
The Archie Foundation first came to the region in March 2011 when it raised funds to refurbish the childrenâs ward at the cityâs Raigmore Hospital.
As well as ultimately delivering a more ambitious project with the opening of the Highland Childrenâs Unit in 2016, thanks to massive public support, it has provided much more, including an outdoor space and a support network for children who are in hospital regularly.