POORLY youngsters and their families will have help recovering at home thanks to a cash boost from a Bolton business.
Charity MedEquip4Kids was able to buy 17 oxygen saturation monitors for paediatric community teams in Bolton after Bolton engineering and design firm Bradshaw Gass donated £7,000 for the equipment.
The new monitors will allow the paediatric nurses to assess and treat children in their own homes.
Sarah Suthers, community fundraiser at MedEquip4Kids, said: “I wqould like to say thank you very much to Bradshaw Gass for their support of the charity. Children and babies in and around Bolton now have a better standard of health care due to the quality of equipment provided.”
To find out how you can help MedEquip4Kids, visit medequip4kids.org.uk
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