The two medical research charities have teamed up to fund research projects to prevent premature birth and improve the lives of mothers and their babies.
Author: Borne
Borne is a medical research charity looking for solutions to premature birth, which affects 15 million babies every year. Support our research www.borne.org.uk/donate/
Ambassadors Dean and Sarah Mumm raise over A$140,000 to prevent premature birth in Australia
Borne Ambassadors Dean and Sarah Mumm are fundraising for a scientific collaboration between Borne and HMRI in Australia.
Charlotte, Jamie and Molly’s story
After losing a baby at 17 weeks, Charlotte had little hope she would ever become a mother. In this blog, she talks about joining Borne’s research study when pregnant with her daughter.
Taking on Hadrian’s wall for Borne: Fran’s challenge
Inspired by Jason Fox and her own experience with prematurity, 19-year-old Frances is raising money for Borne by hiking 84 miles to Hadrian’s Wall.
“All we could do was sit, wait and pray” – Nicola’s story
Nicola shares the harrowing journey of giving birth prematurely to daughter Edie at only 23 weeks and one day, and what she has learned from it.
Darcey Bussell and Michael Nunn host spectacular evening of dance in aid of Borne
Performances on the night included artists from the Royal Ballet, English National Ballet, BalletBoyz, Sir Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures and Strictly Come Dancing.
A splashing fundraiser
Borne Ambassador and actor Alistair Petrie braved the cold water after fans raised over $1,000 for Borne’s research into premature birth.
10-year-old girls raise an amazing £1,500 in a triathlon for Borne
Be inspired by Lois and Freya who trained all summer in preparation for their first triathlon – all in support of Borne’s research into premature birth.
Will power
Borne Patron, Will Greenwood MBE is no stranger to extreme challenges. Having previously climbed Mount Kilimanjaro for the charity, he’s now taking on the North Pole, despite hating the cold!
Man on a mission
Business leader Uzi Yemin is swapping the boardroom for the frozen Arctic ocean with purpose.