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This Christmas, start a gift that gives every month.

No child should have to spend their childhood in hospital. But when they have to, we do everything we can to make hospital feel like home. Because every moment matters for seriously ill children, at Christmastime and all year round.

But we can’t create merry memories alone.

With your support, we can help every child and family at GOSH receive not only exceptional care, but also the compassion, comfort and practical support they need during their most challenging times. From Playdoh squishing and masterpiece making with the Play team, to groundbreaking research into new treatments and cures for the rarest and most complex childhood illnesses.

Start your monthly gift today and help give seriously ill kids the best chance and the best childhood possible.

How your support could help

  • £12
    a month could help improve specialised cardiology high dependency units, keeping more children out of intensive care.
  • £8
    a month could help fund a night's stay in home-from-home accommodation, so children in intensive care can have their mums, dads and carers close.
  • £5
    a month could help fund child-centred spiritual activities for a patient on a ward.

Because every moment matters for kids at Great Ormond Street Hospital

Ruby (pictured below, with her mum and dad) has spent most of the first 18 months of her life at GOSH, even celebrating her first Christmas in hospital. During their long stay, Ruby's family relied on the Play team and GOSH Arts for support, both of which are funded by GOSH Charity.

"Everyone deserves a chance at a really full life. Just because someone has a disability or is medically complex doesn't mean that they should be overlooked or pitied," Ruby's mum, Elle, says.

With the right therapies and continued medical advancements, there’s hope for meaningful progress for kids like Ruby, and every milestone – no matter how small – becomes a celebration of resilience and strength.

A little girl sits with her mum and dad