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A grand plaque unveiling has celebrated ARCHIE’s continued partnership with NHS Highland. A special ceremony on Wednesday (12th February) marked the official opening of the Highland Children’s Unit following a £2 million … Continued
Children diagnosed with type 1 diabetes will now have additional support in managing their diet thanks to a special pack funded by ARCHIE. A diabetes diagnosis can be a shock for parents … Continued
ARCHIE Highland got 2020 off to a flying start thanks to an incredible donation from an Inverness business. D & E Coaches presented team members with a cheque for £4,000 to help … Continued
Ross County is encouraging its supporters to grow a beard this winter and help raise money for local sick children. The Staggies backed ARCHIE’s Beards for Bairns campaign on a recent visit … Continued
Nursing staff and young patients are asking individuals, businesses and groups to ditch the razors this winter to raise money for local sick children. The ARCHIE Foundation is calling on workplaces, sports … Continued
Local businesses and supporters have once again helped to raise tens of thousands of pounds for sick children in the Highlands. More than 200 people packed the Kingsmills Hotel on Friday 8th … Continued
Two bike riders have handed over more than £10,000 after completing an epic cycle in aid of local children in hospital. Ewan MacDonald, of MacDonald Group, and Gavin Johnston, of Inverness Taxis, … Continued
Transformational work to convert outside spaces at a local children’s hospital has reached a significant stage with the completion of its 30ft Nessie centre piece. Visitors to the Highland Children’s Unit will … Continued
People in the Highlands are being encouraged to take part in a ‘once in a lifetime’ experience to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, all in aid for sick local … Continued
Oor Wullie’s BIG Bucket Trail captured the hearts and imagination of thousands of people across Scotland. The ARCHIE Foundation played a key part in the first ever public art trail as one of … Continued
