Vygon UK, a medical device company based in Swindon, has made a generous contribution to the local non-profit organization Tiny But Mighty. The charity is dedicated to offering much-needed support to parents whose babies are in neonatal intensive care units. Vygon UK’s initiative, which coincided with World Prematurity Day, involved inviting parents and caregivers to share photos of their premature babies. For every image received, Vygon pledged a donation to Tiny But Mighty.
Chloe Kirwan, the founder of Tiny But Mighty, expressed her gratitude after visiting the Vygon headquarters and emphasizing the charity’s mission. She conveyed her appreciation for the immense support received, stating, “Having an organisation like Vygon support us is a huge milestone, and it’s fantastic to be recognized for the work we do.”
World Prematurity Day serves as a poignant global reminder of the difficulties faced by premature infants, their families, and the healthcare professionals providing essential care during this critical period.
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Paul Allen, Vygon’s business unit manager for obstetrics, neonatal, and enteral, underscored the significance of Vygon’s commitment, saying, “Vygon stands proud in its commitment to improving the lives of premature infants and their families.”
In response to the donation, Vygon employee Elliot Guest emphasized the value of the support, stating, “I’m so glad Vygon is helping such a worthwhile charity.”
For individuals seeking more information about Vygon and its initiatives supporting premature babies, further details can be found at www.vygon.co.uk.