- Stan Boardman and Suzanne Collins Get Ready for Celebrity Cook Off in Hanover Street Social
- HRH Duchess of Cambridge Visits Alder Hey
- Racing duo Chanelle McCoy and Emma Spencer put cocktail skills to the test for Alder Hey
- Media Statement from Professor Ian Lewis, Medical Director
- Alder Hey Remembers
- Families Given Own Front Door as They Look Forward to Christmas Away From Home
- Your Chance to Make a Difference in the Alder Hey Achievers Awards 2012
- Alder Hey Welcomes Back Former Chair to New Role
- Annual Members' Day 2011
- 2011 Annual Members' and Open Day Gallery of Photos
- Message to Parents and Carers: Adverse Drug Reactions in Children
- Fun For All the Family at Alder Hey's Annual Members' Day
- New Trial at Alder Hey to Prevent Blindness in Children with Arthritis
- Nicola Roberts Visits Alder Hey
- National Patient Safety Week at Alder Hey
- New Report Shows Strong Support for Change to Children's Heart Services
- Nicola Roberts to Host Alder Hey Clothes Throw
- Secretary of State Views Plans for New Alder Hey Hospital
- Family Fun at Alder Hey! Patients and families show support for North West Cardiac Network
- Alder Hey Achievers Awards 2011
- The Bigger Picture
- Going with the Aquifer Flow
- The Children's Health Park ‘Community Chest’
- Why We Need Our New Children's Health Park
- Nicola Roberts Visits Alder Hey
- Children's Health Park Evaluation
- NHS says: Text ‘HEART’ to take part
- Minister Visits Alder Hey
- Andrew Flintoff Opens Landmark Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Unit
- Jockeys Show Support for Alder Hey
- AP McCoy is Taking the Mic at the John Smith's Grand National
- Mikel Arteta Opens Alder Hey Family Area
- Alder Hey Unit is North West's Leading Children's Cardiac Centre
- Heston's Mission Impossible at Alder Hey
- Public Consultation for Congenital Cardiac Services: Get Involved!
- Secretary of State Spreads Christmas Cheer
- Sir David Henshaw New Chair of Alder Hey
- Children's Health Park Still On Course for 2014
- Ricky Tomlinson Lays Time Capsule at Ronald McDonald House
- What Do Our Patients Think?
- Alder Hey – Driving the City’s Economy
- Alder Hey Set to Be Europe’s ‘Greenest’ Hospital
- Alder Hey Celebrates Becoming the UK's First Centre of Excellence for Childhood Lupus
- Alder Hey's Chair of Chair's Steps Down
- Preventable Diseases in Children are Reaching Epidemic Proportions
- HRH Prince William Opens Europe’s Paediatric Intra-operative 3-T MRI Scanner at Alder Hey
- It's Oscar Time for Alder Hey's Oncology Children
- Double Approval for Children's Health Park
- Alder Hey Becomes 'Best in Class, Best in Country'
- Alder Hey Scores Excellent Again
Fun For All the Family at Alder Hey's Annual Members' Day
Don't Forget Your Teddy!
Alder Hey’s Annual Members' Meeting and Open Day will be taking place on Sunday 16th October 2011 between 11am and 3pm.
All are welcome to come along and join in the fun in celebration of the hospital’s achievements of the past year. Activities include behind the scene tours, interactive demonstrations, face painting, magician, football workshops, a treasure hunt and much more. Younger guests are also asked to bring along their teddy bear to Ward N1 for their own 'Well Teddy' check up. Visitors will also be able to tuck into free burgers, sausages and fruit kebabs from 12pm onwards.
From 11am-12pm, there will be a formal presentation where Sir David Henshaw (Chair) and Louise Shepherd (Chief Executive) will discuss the highlights from last year. Sue Lorimer (Director of Finance) will present the Trust’s Annual Accounts for 2010/11before the Report of the Council of Governors is presented by Professor Murray Dalziel, Lead Governor.
Former Chair, Angela Jones OBE, DL will also be honoured at the meeting with a
new role as Alder Hey’s Honorary Past Chair. Angela stepped down as Chair in November 2010, bringing to an end a decade of inspirational guidance and leadership. Angela’s new role will allow her to continue to work alongside Alder Hey as an ambassador as the hospital moves forward into its new Children’s Health Park.
There will also be a special presentation by Professor Michael Beresford, Professor in Child Health, about 'Making a difference: Improving our Care and Understanding of Childhood Lupus'. Alder Hey celebrated becoming the UK’s first Centre of Excellence for Childhood Lupus in October 2010. Childhood Lupus is a severe disease where the body’s immune system reacts to its own cells, causing auto-antibodies to be produced and resulting in inflammation and damage to many organs of the body. There is no cure and despite advances in treatment, the damage to organs can be severe and occasionally life threatening.
There is no need to RSVP so come along and join in the fun – we hope to see you there!
