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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Patrick Edrich

The rush to help Ukrainians 'make a home in Liverpool'

Organisations on Merseyside are rushing to the aid of Ukrainian refugees who have come to Liverpool to be treated at Alder Hey Children's Hospital.

It was announced earlier this week Alder Hey was one of seven hospitals in England that would be taking Ukrainian children for life saving cancer treatment. Louise Shepherd, chief executive of Alder Hey, said the hospital was proud to welcome the children and support them on their road to recovery.

She said: "It is unimaginable what they have already been through and we're looking forward to welcoming them and offering them a home from home, comfort and hope."

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