A group of people, supported by the charity Action Medical Research who want all the political parties in the UK to develop a 10-yr National Research Strategy for premature birth
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Paddington goes campaigningCreated on August 26, 2008 at 4:28am
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign The Portsmouth News also did a great write-up about the event itself - the sun was shining and great fun was had by all!
www.portsmouth.co.uk
Little steps taken by families to save tiny lives in charity walk - <strong>Belting through Old Portsmouth and Southsea seafront, Nathan Davies hardly stopped for breath.</strong>
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign We had our first Walk for Tiny Lives event in Portsmouth on Sunday! Ahead of the day local mum Kelly told the Portsmouth News why research into premature birth is so important. She did a fantastic job, read her story here.
www.portsmouth.co.uk
Stepping out to help other families with premature babies - <strong>When both Kelly Morris' daughters were born prematurely she was desperate for someone to help her understand why.</strong>
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign Our Somerset Walk for Tiny Lives event has made the local press! If you're in the Yeovil area on Saturday 10 July, 10am to 1pm, then please come and support us.
www.thisisthewestcountry.co.uk
THE children’s health charity Action Medical Research is asking families in the Yeovil area to support its Walk for Tiny Lives initiative this summer to raise vital funds for research into premature birth.
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign Action Medical Research needs you to do something special today. We are launching Walk for Tiny Lives, our new fundraising initiative to raise money for research into premature birth. The concept is simple: take part in one of our family-friendly sponsored walks, being organised by volunteers, or organise one yourself.... We know you care about the impact that premature birth continues to have on babies and families across the UK. It’s only through more research that we can change things. Please, go to www.walkfortinylives.org.uk and say you will help, today. Together we can help stop premature birth.
www.walkfortinylives.org.uk
Sign up for Walk for Tiny Lives, Take Action now to help save tiny lives
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign Action Medical Research has launched ‘Mums on the run’, a new initiative encouraging mums to get fit and work towards a personal goal while raising funds to help save tiny lives. We want to build a community of ‘mummy runners’ and hope those who have been personally affected by premature birth or pregnancy complications will get involved.
www.action.org.uk
Are you a mum who wants to get fit? Have you ever thought about taking up running? Do you want to get fit and raise money for sick and disabled children?
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign A study that will help to produce better MRI scans of babies in the womb that was co-funded by our charity, Action Medical Research, has been covered on BBC Online. Led by Professor Mary Rutherford, this research aims to provide superior quality images of babies’ brains by overcoming the problem of them moving during s...cans This could improve doctors’ ability to diagnose potential problems earlier. There is some fantastic footage.
news.bbc.co.uk
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign Good to see actress Kym Marsh highlighting the urgent need for more research into preventing premature birth on ITV’s Tonight: Born Too Soon programme. This is an issue our charity, Action Medical Research, is dedicated to tackling. Our Touching Tiny Lives appeal funds vital research to try and ensure that all babies h...ave the best possible start. Find out more about our programme of research into premature birth by following the link.
www.action.org.uk
Around 50,000 babies are born too early in the UK each year, yet so little is known about what causes premature birth or how to prevent it. Our projects aim to improve understanding of the conditions that put babies at risk of an early birth and enable
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign
We have had another new story added to the STAND UP website http://www.standupfortinylives.org/your-
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign
Four more people have added their personal stories of their experiences of premature birth to the STAND UP website. You can see them here http://www.standupfortinylives.org/your-
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign Just wanted to tell you all that I have today become an uncle after my little sister had a baby boy, Harry! Best wishes, Patrick
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign
Yesterday we asked you why you support STAND UP - here are some of the amazing answers - add your voice too! http://www.standupfortinylives.org/2009/
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign
Tell us why YOU support the STAND UP campaign. What does it mean to you? Share your thoughts and opinions on our new comments page- http://www.standupfortinylives.org/2009/
The STAND UP for Tiny Lives Campaign travellling today to Bradford to meet researchers involved in a big study looking at the life chances of 10,000 babies born there - www.borninbradford.nhs.uk
