For thousands of children and adults with leukaemia, their only hope of survival is a donation of healthy stem cells. But they can’t take a donation from just anybody- it has to be from a person who’s a match

Six children a year from the Alder Hey Childrens’s Hospital in Liverpool aren’t able to have a sibling match. They need to find a match from someone outside their families.

YOU COULD BE A LIFESAVING MATCH

If you are, your donation of stem cells can save a life through a simple process that doesn’t take long or hurt very much. But first you need to be tissue-typed to see if you’re a match.

Come along to our recruitment event, complete a simple application form and give us a sample of your saliva to be tested.

Liverpool Town Hall  29th & 30th August 11am – 2pm

Aged 18 – 40 , weigh over 8 stone and in good health? Go on, give a saliva sample and join the Anthony Nolan Register today.

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