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Meet the mentors

As a part of the training programmes that we run, many of the medical personnel in the cardiac centres we are helping to develop are mentored by eminent cardiac professionals. Meet just a few of…

Meet our Ambassadors

At Chain of Hope we are delighted to enjoy the support of lots of famous faces who are passionate about helping children with heart disease in developing countries to get the treatment and care…

Organisational structure

Our Retrieval Panel supports our International Child Referral Programme (ICRP) by advising on how to ensure that our patient's medical transfers are as safe as possible.  We rely on their…

A chain of fantastic partners

At Chain of Hope, we are honoured to work with a number of leading organisations, from international NGO’s to local governments, in order to treat children in need, support ongoing training and…

Sharing our Annual Review

Annual Reveiw 2023-24 Download a copy of our latest annual review here to see how you have contributed to saving more lives of children suffering from heart disease around the world.  Download…

Governance

At Chain of Hope, the Trustees have implemented a number of policies and procedures to ensure that the process of decision making and implementation is transparent and accountable. The charity has…

Ahmed – Ethiopia

Baby Ahmed was born with a complex congenital heart condition, which meant he needed heart surgery to survive. Chain of Hope flew him and his mother to London where successful surgery has meant Ahmed…

Ebrima – Gambia

There is no cardiac care in the whole of The Gambia, so when 5 year-old Ebrima was diagnosed with a serious heart condition, consultants there asked Chain of Hope to fund treatment in the UK.

Heba – Iraq

Born with a life-threatening congenital heart disease in war-torn Iraq, baby Heba’s luck was transformed when she was chanced upon by a BBC film crew.

Sharon – Kenya

Sharon was born with congenital heart disease that required open heart surgery. Referred by a hospital in Nairobi, Sharon’s life was saved by Great Ormond Street Consultant surgeon, Mr Martin…

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