National children’s charity supported by Yorkshire HR Consultancy

The Children’s Air Ambulance (TCAA) is pleased to announce its new corporate partnership with the team at Breathing Space HR.

The Children’s Air Ambulance is a national service, changing the face of paediatric and neonatal care through the high-speed transfer of critically ill babies and children – flying them from one hospital to another for specialist care. The clinically designed helicopters provide a flying intensive care unit for babies and children.

Set up by Suzie Boyle the HR Consultancy firm – based in Farsley, Leeds – has built a team of HR professionals who share her passion and strong ethical values, especially when it comes to supporting charities, like the Children’s Air Ambulance.

“I am delighted that the Breathing Space HR team have chosen to fundraise for the Children’s Air Ambulance. It’s a fantastic cause that relies upon donations and fundraising and it provides a vital lifesaving service,” said MD Suzie Bogle.

“We’ve set ourselves a big target and look forward to working with the charity team and getting involved where we can,” she added.

The team have already come up with some great ideas to raise money for its worthy Charity of the Year, including a charity golf day teeing off in September.

TCAA Community Fundraising Executive, Sharon Evans commented: “I am thrilled that the team at Breathing Space HR have chosen to support the Children’s Air Ambulance as their Charity of the Year.

“We receive no government funding, so we are incredibly grateful for the support, from individuals and businesses alike, as we depend wholly on these wonderful partnerships and donations to keep our vital service flying.”

The vital funds raised by the dedicated HR Consultancy will go towards further developing the Children’s Air Ambulance, including implementing new bespoke equipment onboard the aircraft to further support the NHS.

For any businesses looking to know more about the lifesaving charity, or to get involved, email: [email protected]