Every year approximately 10% of all babies are born prematurely (before 37 weeks) in New Zealand. There are also full-term babies whose condition or illness requires admission to a NICU or SCBU after they are born. In all, over 5,000 babies have a difficult to start life in New Zealand each year.
Initially made up of seven separate regional Trusts, they are now a single NZ-wide team looking to grow so they can offer specialised support for parents experiencing a neonatal journey.
BCG2 Business Director Alexia Walsh said: “As a business, we believe in ‘ideas that make a difference’. So working with the Neonatal Trust is a natural fit for us. The work they do is so important to help support the families of our most precious and vulnerable New Zealanders. We are humbled to be able to help this ‘miracles department’ to tell their story and grow.”
Rachel Friend, Executive Director for The Neonatal Trust, commented: “We were looking to partner with an agency who understands our desire to make a significant difference in people’s lives and sees the opportunity to partner with a not-for-profit with the desire to become one of NZ’s most successful charities.”
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