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Rheumatology Department Christmas 21 Charitable Support Appeal

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Help support the Rheumatology Department Christmas 21 Charitable Support Appeal.

In 2019, the Rheumatology Department Christmas Charitable Support Appeal sent out over 300 presents for the homeless.

This year, they are looking to support two projects:

Local Women Refuge Centre

Dementia Care

For more information contact Colin Beevor colin.bevor@porthosp.nhs.uk

Thank you for your support!

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