Alder Hey Children's Kidney Fund
Ste Cooper and his friends decided to attempt the famous “3 Peaks Challenge” (Ben Nevis, Scafell and Snowdon) all within 24 hours in August 2023. This was in response to Ste and his wife’s son receiving care at Alder Hey after a diagnosis with Gitelman Syndrome and Bartter Syndrome. Ste wanted to thank all those …
Congratulations to all of the team Alder Hey who once again competed in this years Transplant Games in Coventry. Onwards to Nottingham in 2024. Its a huge exercise to plan this event so a massive thank you to the staff at Alder Hey who give up their time, and especially Tracey Daglar for all the …
On 19th June 2023, Barbara Hoyle, the Fund’s Patron, passed away after an illness and we are heartbroken at the loss. Barbara was involved with the Fund for over 50 years as a volunteer, committee member, Treasurer and finally Chairman before she retired from the Fund in 2000. That didn’t stop her though and she …
This is the Annual Report for the Alder Hey Childrens Kidney Fund for the year ending 31 March 2022.
The team are back!!!!! After the two year absence our intrepid Alder Hey Team were back at the Games, held in deepest Yorkshire, (well Leeds to be exact). A great time was had by all, and friendships old and new were forged. Its time to start fund raising to get the team to Coventry in …
The Transplant games are back! After a two year absence due to Covid, the Transplant Games are back! This year it is being hosted in Leeds between 28th July and 31st July. Once again a team from Alder Hey will be competing, and the Fund are delighted to be able to co-fund the expenses of …
Our supporters and families of the Alder Hey Children’s Kidney fund have still been busy in 2021 despite the restrictions and the Covid pandemic, from running in the London Marathon and also the walk around Sefton Park, Liverpool instead of the Transplant Games.