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Evelina Children's Heart Organisation
PO Box 5015
Brighton
BN50 9JR
Tel: 01273 248948
Web: www.echo-evelina.org.uk
Best time to telephone: 10am - 6pm; answer machine at other times
The Evelina Children's Heart Organisation (ECHO) was set up to offer support to families of children with heart conditions who are treated at the Evelina Childrens's hospital within Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital trust. It also aims to provide help and information and acts as a point of contact to enable families to share experiences by organising coffee mornings and social events throughout the year, including a Christmas and summer party. Other activities include liaison with hospital staff and fundraising for equipment for the ward.
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