Your NHS is 74 years young today!

Your NHS is 74 years young today!

On 5th July 1948, our incredible NHS was born. It’s a day we hope the entire nation will join in celebrating. Because for every day since – more than 26,600 of them – the dedicated, hardworking staff have done all they can to deliver exceptional healthcare, for the benefit of us all.

As we are all aware, the last few years have been particularly demanding for the amazing NHS staff. We may no longer stand on our doorsteps and clap for our heroes, who sacrificed so much in the face of Covid, but we can still show them how much we care. 
The dedicated and hardworking NHS staff really do need our extra support, especially now that the media is no longer shining the light on the challenges they are facing.
So if you wish to, you can give a birthday gift today to the NHS by clicking here.
Let’s be there for them, so our NHS can continue to be there for all of us.

SOURCE: NHS Charities Together


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