RMH Arrowe Park
About the House
The Ronald McDonald House at Arrowe Park is situated inside the Hospital, on the first floor of the Women’s and Children’s building.
Number of rooms: 7
Opening date: October 2009
House news
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Newsletter 2011 - Wednesday 2nd November 2011
Here is our latest Newsletter. Read all about what we’ve been up to in the last year and what we have in store for the next few months. Enjoy!
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Wirral Egg Run - Thursday 15th September 2011
We wish to say a very big thank you to everyone involved with the Wirral Egg Run. Since we’ve opened our doors, the Wirral Egg Run has donated a massive £15,000 to Ronald McDonald House Arrowe Park! Our House was lucky enough to have been chosen as one of the charities to benefit from the race each year.
About the hospital
Arrowe Park Hospital is designated as a level 3 neonatal care unit, making it one of the UK’s top hospitals for premature babies. The Hospital had over 9,000 paediatric admissions in 2008, and 360 newborn babies who had to use the neonatal unit.
Meet the staff
Cathy
House Manager
Kath
Assistant House Manager
Contact the House Manager
Email: catherine.churchill@uk.mcd.com
Phone: 0151 6047789
Finding the House
Address:
Ronald McDonald House
Level 1 Maternity Building,
Arrowe Park Hospital
Arrowe Park Road
Upton
Wirral
CH49 5PE
By car:
If you are travelling on the M53 motorway, leave it at Junction 3 and follow the signs to the hospital.
By public transport:
The following bus services all call at Arrowe Park: 10, 10A, 11, 12, 17, 17A, 71, 72, 83, 83A, 103, 117, 118, 119, 169, 171, 172, 176, 181, 193, 203, 213, 216, 217, 218, 272, 273, 293, 403, 413, 418, 419,423, 543 and 817.
Fundraising news
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Rose Queen Quiz Night - Friday 20th January 2012
The Rose Queen and retinue are delighted to invite you to a fun Quiz Night on Friday 20th January 2012 7:30pm in the Christ Church Community Centre.
Tickets are £4.00 and include a pudding with tea or coffee. You can bring your own wine and drinks.
Tickets are available in the Parish Office or on the door. Proceeds will go to Christ Church and Ronald McDonald House Arrowe Park.
Kings Road, Higher Bebington, Wirral, CH63 5LX
Tel: 0151 608 4429
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Rose queen Events - Friday 4th November 2011
After a successful tea and cake sale at the Christ Church Community Centre, Higher Bebington, the church has kindly organised another series of activities that we hope you can take part in.
There is something for everyone, so download the programme to see the full list of event.
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Cycling for Arrowe Park - Wednesday 14th September 2011
A big thank you goes to Gary Whitehead and Terry who challenged themselves to raise £3,000 each for our House by taking part in three cycle rides. They completed Liverpool – Chester – Liverpool (56 miles) on the 3rd July, Bowland Beast (110 miles) on 7th August and from London to Paris (300 miles) on 14th September. Thank you both very much!
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Thank you Andy! - Friday 3rd June 2011
A big thank you to Andy who ran in the Great Manchester Run and raised a brilliant £205 for Ronald McDonald House Arrowe Park.
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Cabaret Night - Saturday 11th June 2011
A Cabaret Night is being held at the Horse and Jockey Pub on Saturday 11 June. It will start at 7pm with tickets at £5 each. All proceeds will go Ronald McDonald House Arrowe Park. Special guest comedian Pauline Daniels will be attending and ‘Night and Day’ band will be playing. If you are interested in attending, please contact Brian on 07859 825 654.
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Walkers in the Wirral - Friday 27th May 2011
On 22nd May, Jeannette Roe and her team of McDonald’s staff in Chester, took part in the Wirral Walk to raise money for Arrowe Park House. Fifteen miles is a very long way for some of the older legs in the team, but they were very grateful for all the support they received. Thank you to them all! They raised £1,747.50.
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Katy is a Tuff Knutz! - Thursday 14th April 2011
Thanks to Katy Copplestone who ran the mighty Tuff Knutz for us! This was a 12 mile assault course and as you can see by the photos, she had to carry a huge log all the way. It is a massive achievement and Katy did incredibly well.
