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Sponsorship opportunities within The ARCHIE Foundation in 2015
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Sponsorship opportunities
2015
The ARCHIE
Foundation Making the difference for sick children
in the North of Scotland
Contents
Welcome 5 Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital 6 – 13 Highland Children’s Unit 14 – 19 Naguru Children’s Surgical Suite 20 – 21 Sponsorship Price List 23 Contact Details 24
Opposite: The ARCHIE FoundaOon enjoys a high level of community support with fundraisers doing many incredible challenges to further our work. The picture opposite shows sunrise over the ScoVsh Mountains and was taken by a group aXempOng to climb all 130 of Scotland’s mountains over 1KM high in a non-‐stop relay in May/June 2015.
We are currently seeking sponsorship support for: 1. The Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital, which is now ten years old. Sponsorship
opportuniOes will last, at the very least, unOl the hospital turns 20 years old in 2024. 2. The Highland Children’s Unit – a new build in Inverness to enhance care for children from
throughout the Highlands. 3. The ARCHIE Surgical Unit in Uganda – a new facility recently opened that is the first of it’s
kind in Uganda.
welcome Every year The ARCHIE FoundaOon is called upon to make the difference for nearly 175,000 sick children in Scotland, many from some of the most remote communiOes in Europe. We do this by transforming the healthcare environments children are treated in; providing highly trained specialist staff; caring for the families of sick children; purchasing advanced medical equipment; and, of course, providing lots of toys and entertainment. We also strive to make the difference tomorrow too through our research programme and our early intervenOon healthcare acOviOes run in our two family cafes. InternaOonally, The ARCHIE FoundaOon is also making a significant difference. The charity’s twinning of the Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital with children’s services in Uganda resulted in the first ever dedicated children’s operaOng theatre opening in the East African country in April this year. None of this is possible without the support of our donors. You change children’s lives – we just get to organize it for you. And for that, I cannot thank you enough.
David Cunningham Chief ExecuOve
Patient Rooms
There are nearly 8,000 in-‐paOents in the Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital every year. The hospital is the ‘hub’ of all child health in the North of Scotland and treats the most poorly children from throughout the region. Many children will be paOents in the hospital for several weeks and months. Those receiving treatment for childhood cancers will ohen stay in the hospital for more than two years. As such we are aiming to refurbish every paOent’s room in the hospital so it is more homely and less clinical. We want children to be able to personalize their rooms, make it a space that they are able to relax in and make their own. In our research, teenagers especially told us Ome and again that the rooms were too clinical and acted as a constant reminder of how sick they actually were.
Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital
Room sponsors receive their name on a plaque outside the room unOl 2024, rights to use the charity’s logo for promoOon of their support, a framed cerOficate to display showing their generous involvement, on-‐line acknowledgment and an invitaOon to the annual sponsor’s update event.
Family Centre
The ARCHIE FoundaOon runs a family centre within the children’s hospital in Aberdeen where there are kitchen faciliOes, lounges, quiet spaces and 20 bedrooms to ensure parents can stay close to their sick children. These faciliOes are provided free of charge for as long as they are needed. The unit is run by Lynn, our Family Support Worker, and a team of volunteers who are on hand to make sure worried families can focus on their sick child. In our Family Centre we are looking for help to redevelop the 20 en-‐suite rooms within the unit. Each will have a full refurbishment including a new bathroom, fiVngs and furniture, and general decoraOon.
Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital
Room sponsors receive their name on a plaque outside the room unOl 2024, rights to use the charity’s logo for promoOon of their support, a framed cerOficate to display showing their generous involvement, on-‐line acknowledgment and an invitaOon to the annual sponsor’s update event.
Play
Play and recreaOon are at the heart of everything we do at the children’s hospital. The ARCHIE FoundaOon funds a special play leader post to work with children – especially those who are struggling with their stay in hospital. The main play area within the hospital is much loved by the thousands of children who have used it, but it is in desperate need of refurbishment. At the heart of the hospital, the main play space is one of the charity’s most heavily used faciliOes and the upgrade will bring in new technology, provide faciliOes for older children and create a supporOve environment for short and long-‐term paOents alike.
Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital
Room sponsors receive their name on a plaque outside the play areas unOl 2024, rights to use the charity’s logo for promoOon of their support, a framed cerOficate to display showing their generous involvement, on-‐line acknowledgment and an invitaOon to the annual sponsor’s update event.
5 bed bay
Not all children in the hospital have their own room, many prefer to be in a slightly more social space and longer-‐term paOents may spend some Ome in this more social context and have their own individual room. Families can also benefit from the interacOon with other parents and long-‐term paOents can benefit from moving to a bay before going home. There are 4, 5-‐bed bays in the Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital and we hope to redevelop all of them. Improving faciliOes for the children and their parents. Bringing much of the design and capacity to personalize that we will achieve in the single rooms into these spaces.
Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital
Room sponsors receive their name on a plaque outside the play areas unOl 2024, rights to use the charity’s logo for promoOon of their support, a framed cerOficate to display showing their generous involvement, on-‐line acknowledgment and an invitaOon to the annual sponsor’s update event.
Highland Children’s UNit
The Highland Region is one of the most remote of any community in the whole of Europe. Covering an area bigger than Belgium, it’s main town, Inverness, holds the majority of the region’s populaOon. However, many small communiOes do cover the area and children ohen travel for many hours to reach the Children’s Ward in Raigmore Hospital, Inverness. To transform that experience, and bring many children’s specialOes together into one place, The ARCHIE FoundaOon is fundraising to create the Highland Children’s Unit – an excepOonal new facility for the children of the Highlands of Scotland.
Naming Rights
The ARCHIE FoundaOon is invesOng £2m to help create the new Highland Children’s Unit. NHS Highland are invesOng a further £1.5m to support the project. To date, £1.6m has been raised by the charity from community acOvity and an opOon is available to a donor to have their family name aXached to the building. The “your name” Highland Children’s Unit will transform healthcare for generaOons of ScoVsh Children and is set to be a landmark new facility in the heart of the Highlands.
Highland Children’s Unit
The ARCHIE FoundaOon would welcome the opportunity to discuss such an opportunity in person and, if it were possible, to show you around the current ward, meeOng the children and staff, and to look at the site for the new facility.
Patient Rooms
The new Highland Children’s Unit will have 29 beds with the majority of these being in private, individual rooms. Each room will be en-‐suite with faciliOes for parents to sleep beside their child. The rooms will follow the same specificaOon as those in the Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital and will be developed to ensure children feel at home, relaxed and supported no maXer how long they are in hospital for.
Highland Children’s Unit
Room sponsors receive their name on a plaque outside the room unOl 2020, rights to use the charity’s logo for promoOon of their support, a framed cerOficate to display showing their generous involvement, on-‐line acknowledgment and an invitaOon to the annual sponsor’s update event.
Floor plan of a new paOent’s room:
Archie surgical unit
The ARCHIE FoundaOon’s surgical unit in Kamapala, Uganda, opened on April 20th 2015. It is the first ever dedicated children’s operaOng theatre in Uganda. In the first 20 days of use the operaOng theatre team, lead by consultant paediatric surgeon Mr John Sekabira, carried out 57 life saving operaOons on children who would otherwise not have had access to a surgical facility. 24 girls and 33 boys, ranging in age from 3 days to 18 years old, who are alive today thanks to this new unit.
Naguru Hospital, Kampala, Uganda
The ARCHIE Surgical Unit in Kampala currently has six beds and each is in high demand. We are looking for sponsors for these beds, with each sponsor having their name added to the bed in recogniOon of their support. The funds donated will be used to cover the theatre costs of the children who will use that bed for a year.
This room is provided by The ARCHIE FoundaOon thanks To the generous support of:
Your Name Here
This support was given as part of the tenth anniversary Appeal of the Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital
Sponsorship costs
Thank you for considering sponsorship of The ARCHIE FoundaOon. Your support will transform the experience of being in hospital many thousands of children. It will have an immediate, and a long-‐lasOng, impact.
Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital – Sponsorship to 2024 PaOent room refurbishment: £6,000* Parent’s room redevelopment: £10,000* Play center redevelopment: £55,000 5 bed bay: £20,000*
Highland Children’s Unit – sponsorship to 2020 Naming Rights: For discussion with interested donors** PaOent’s room development: £5,000*
Surgical Unit, Uganda – sponsorship for 1 year PaOent’s bed sponsorship: £10,000*
*denotes more than one available ** Permanent sponsorship without end date
Contact details: David Cunningham Chief ExecuOve The ARCHIE FoundaOon Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital Westburn Road Aberdeen, AB25 2ZG UK E: [email protected] T: @ArchieCEO T: (+44) 1224 552055
www.archiefoundaOon.org.uk facebook.com/thearchiefoundaOon
A charity registered in Scotland number: SC039521