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Make a donation to the Noah's Ark Charity Tiny Lives Appeal

The neonatal intensive care unit cares for around 600 of the most premature and critically ill babies in Wales.  Please donate and help us support tiny people fighting big battles. 

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£10
could fund refreshments for the NICU kitchen so parents can have a warm cup of tea and a snack without having to move too far from their babies.
£20
could fund a sibling pack to help a big brother or sister understand and adapt to their family's NICU experince.
£50
would be a generous donation towards a ventilator which breathes for babies when they are too small or too sick to breathe for themselves.
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About the Tiny Lives Appeal

Since the Tiny Lives Appeal was first launched in 2016, supporters like you have helped to raise more than £1.5 million to fund life-saving equipment, parent facilities and emotional support services for families.  By donating today, you will be playing a vital role in our ongoing support of the neonatal intensive care unit and helping to save countless little lives.

The difference your donation can make……

Baby Marty's story

“In June 2022 I went on holiday to France – 26 weeks pregnant, with my husband Mark and my 20-month-old daughter, Robyn. Our last holiday as a family of three. Just over two weeks later, I came home from ‘holiday’ holding my baby’s ashes.”

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Olwen's story

“Olwen’s story is a real-life example of how a premature baby’s condition can change rapidly. It’s thanks to the specialist care and that specialist equipment that we now have our daughter home with us and we can start living the family life that we’d dreamt of.”

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Ronan's story

“As time passes, it gets a bit easier to look back but something that will always stick out in our minds is the amount of specialism and equipment it takes to keep a baby like Ronan alive.  Without it,  we would have most certainly have lost them both.” 

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