It’s Saturday of #OrganDonationWeek and Emma has a special message for you. Saving lives! Every year lives are saved through the generosity of organ donors and their families. This special act is recognised through the Order or St John Award-find out more: https://t.co/9AVHtIO7hz
Thanks Frank Chege for an evening where bereaved families were brought together to recognise their contributions to a vitally important publication. Still processing it all. @alicekershberg and Stuart representing @_ehaat @airambulancekss Very kind intro from @KensingtonRoyal
This #WDSD23 we’re discussing some of the questions we’ve been asked about life with #DownSyndrome.
Follow us this week as our families give their answers to some of these questions.
But first, this….
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#WhySoSerious#WithUsNotForUs#WouldntChangeAThing
Members of our team popped along to see @LDNairamb this afternoon and got some great shots in their #OrganDonation T-shirts. 💗🚁
We have a great link with the HEMs team and work closely with them, sharing resources to support patients and their families. #Yesidonate
WCAT Blog - The Balancing of Rights.
Jamie McCallum, chairman of Wouldn’t Change a Thing and dad to Rosie, who has Down syndrome, tells us why he’s joining the community to #HoldHands4Equality.
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While we wait to realise the impact of #tier4 a shocking number of covid patients are coming through now. Entire @NHS team pulling together against what is a palpably bigger wave than before. Thank you to everyone @NHSBartsHealth@Ldn_Ambulance - an immense effort from all.
WCAT Christmas campaign!
Celebrating Christmas 2020 and creating positivity for the DS community.
Track available on music streaming and download sites!
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Welcome to the first Wouldn’t Change A Thing blog post of Down Syndrome Awareness Month!
Jamie McCallum, WCAT chairman, reflects in what Wouldn’t Change A Thing means to him.
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