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Promote the work of CLDF

One of CLDF’s main aims is to help increase awareness of childhood liver disease and the work of the Foundation.  We also know that this is of key importance to our families and supporters.

We have a regular programme of promotional and press activity to help us achieve this aim - but your help is also invaluable.

The more people who are aware of childhood liver disease and CLDF, the easier fundraising will be and with extra funds we could extend our support, education and research programmes.

You have the ability to increase awareness of CLDF in your local community.  From simply mentioning CLDF to your family or friends through to organising a large fundraising event, or taking part in a press interview. 

Whichever way you feel you can help, the CLDF team are here to offer any support you may need. 

Families who are willing to share their experiences of living with childhood liver disease are essential in helping CLDF raise awareness. We want to hear from you if you are a family of a child with liver disease and would like to share your story.  We need families who are willing to take part in features in the local and national press, magazines, TV and radio in the future (you can pick which you'd like to do) and we regularly assess our database of families to look for opportunities.  The scheme is also vital when a journalist is looking for a case-study in a hurry.

Please contact CLDF’s press officer, Mairead Ritchie on 0121 212 6012 or press@childliverdisease.org

Often stories are centred around family milestones including:
• Anniversaries of transplant
• Big birthdays - 1st, 5th, 10th, 16th, 18th
• 1 / 5/ 10 year transplant anniversaries
• First day at school or nursery

If you are approaching an event or milestone and may consider publicity activity please to get in touch.  We really can't do it without you.

Supporters who are willing to champion the cause and be the face of CLDF in their local area are invited to join CLDF’s Champion scheme.  The scheme is extremely flexible and you can pick which activities you’d like to take part in and the time commitment is also up to you.  To find out more click here.