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Remember Rufus has been set up in memory of our beautiful firstborn son, Rufus Harry Jude Key, who was stillborn on 11th October 2020 due to a silent placenta abruption at 39 weeks gestation. Following Rufus' birth, we were able to spend 6 unforgettable days with our son thanks to having access to a Cuddle Cot. During this time we were able to do many of the 'firsts' we had dreamt of with our boy including bath time, his first walk, meeting his grandparents and story. The memories we created are etched in our minds and have helped us immeasurably in our grief process. Our aim is to make sure every parent who faces the devastating reality of losing a child has access to this fantastic equipment which allows families to take time making memories with their precious baby(ies) in a private setting within the hospital, hospice or at even at home. Those extra hours and days can mean wider family members are also able to say goodbye. Without a cuddle cot, a bereaved family will typically only have 10-12 hours with their little one before they are taken away. Many studies have shown that increasing the amount of time parents have with their child(ren) will assist them with processing the mental and emotional difficulties of losing a child. No amount of time will ever be enough, but allowing parents the flexibility and control of managing their final goodbyes in the way that feels best for them is something that all families deserve.
Aims2Cure finances research into finding a cure for Multiple Sclerosis. It sponsors research scientists at The Institute of Neurology and at the Institute of Cell and Molecular Science in London. In 2007 Aims2Cure established The Michele Elster Fund to help other MS sufferers by alleviating many obstacles life may present making a difference to their lives.
The Summer Camps Trust promotes well-run residential summer camps for children, as a screen-free place where children from all backgrounds can enjoy living in a community and having fun together.
Our mission is to continue to provide a modern, responsive organisation, with the highest quality day care and personal home care services for predominantly older people; and to firmly establish LifeCare (Edinburgh) as the preferred choice for delivery of these services.
BBS prides itself on making a visible difference through sport as we know that participating in a sporting activity can change lives for the better. Your donation will help us to give every visually impaired person in the UK the chance to keep fit, make new friends and achieve their ambitions.
The Coroners' Courts Support Service is a charity whose trained volunteers support bereaved families, witnesses and others when they attend an Inquest. The volunteers offer emotional and practical support and guide bereaved families, witnesses and others through the Inquest process.
The Edinburgh University Air Squadron Association has been established by former pilots of the squadron to raise funds to commemorate the life and achievements of one of our former members, Captain Eric ‘Winkle’ Brown RN, who died in Feb 2016 aged 97. Born in Leith, brought up in the Borders, then educated at the Royal High School and Edinburgh University where he studied German, Eric Brown trained to fly at RAF Turnhouse in 1939. At the outbreak of WW2 he joined the Fleet Air Arm where he was given the nickname ‘Winkle’ because of his modest stature. There followed a most distinguished flying career during which he flew a world record of 487 different aircraft types and achieved another world record for 2,407 deck landings on aircraft carriers. He became the Royal Navy’s Chief Naval Test Pilot and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Edinburgh University. The aim of the fund-raising for this charity is to provide a bronze statue at Edinburgh Airport and to fund Flying Scholarships, to enable some of today’s youngsters to experience the life enhancing benefits of learning to fly which is just what Winkle would have wanted. It feels good to give, so please donate towards commemorating the life and of this great man and to inspiring some of today's youngsters to learn to fly.
The Turner Syndrome Support Society is a national charity caring for the needs of those with Turner syndrome throughout the UK, offering support and information to girls and adult women with TS, their families and friends. The Society also enjoys a good relationship with medical and other specialists to promote a good basis for education and uderstanding of the management of TS.