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Pictured are Staff Nurse Nicola; Nursing Assistants Shauna and Karen; Staff Nurse Catherine along with Carleen; Naoimh; Zara; Jessica; Alice and Tony.
The Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust) gratefully acknowledges a kind donation of toys and vouchers to the Children's Ward at Altnagelvin Hospital, Derry in memory of Isla Rose Whoriskey.
This wonderful donation was presented to the Children's Ward from Alice, Tony, Jessica and Matthew who held a fundraising raffle in aid of Congenital disorder of clycosylation a cause close to both families hearts and in memory of Isla Rose Whoriskey.
The money raised when towards purchasing toys and vouchers for children and their families attending the Children's Ward to enjoy.
Thank you to everyone for their kindness and generosity it is very much appreciated.
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