London Neonatal Transport Service

London Neonatal Transfer Service | The Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel Road, Whitechapel E1 1BB | London

We have worked with the dynamic team at LNTS since 2012. The team has a huge job of transferring babies across the capital (and beyond) due to cot shortages, babies needing an increased level of care than their hospital can offer or repatriation back to their local unit.

LNTS receive approximately 2,300 referrals per annum, they can’t service all these requests but they do their best!

All gestations

Level of unit/gestation of baby

N/A

cots

Sharon Lott

Sister/Matron

1800

Babies treated per annum

XXXX

Raised

XXXX

Raised

XXXX

Raised

Sidney’s Story

Tubes and monitors surrounded him. I felt so desperate to protect him. All I kept thinking was that I did this, my body let him down. The guilt weighed heavily on me, but I knew deep down it was not my fault.

Percy’s Story

From the moment our journey began, I made a promise to myself: to raise funds and awareness for the charities that supported us. Among these, Ickle Pickles played a crucial role.

Our Ambassador Gemma Collis’ Story

I just wanted to say how enormously honoured and proud I am to be named an Ambassador for the Ickle Pickles Children’s Charity!

Malik and Muna’s Story

The doctor told us that our twins had no chance of survival. Viability is 24 weeks gestation and I was only 22 weeks + 2 days.

Honey’s Story

For the first few weeks of her life, I could not hold my baby; I could not feed my baby; I felt like we were in a living nightmare.

Harry & Harley’s Story

They gave the twins a 0% chance of survival and we discussed ‘comfort care’ which basically means no medical intervention. This was unthinkable to me.

Ruby’s and Scarlett’s story

We were delighted and nervous to be having more than one baby. However, we quickly became aware of the complications of twin pregnancy and were diagnosed with twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome at 16 weeks

Charlotte’s story

She spent 41 days on a ventilator and it was five weeks before I could have my first cuddle with her.

Arabella’s Story

I was told that it would be likely that I would have to deliver our baby in the coming days. If we were really lucky, we would make it to 30 weeks, but they needed to find me a bed in a hospital with a level 3 neonatal unit.

Charlie’s Story

Our NICU story begins with the birth of our first son, Charlie, in March 2008. I found myself in premature labour at just 28 weeks and 2 days.

Stories

Could you share your story to raise awareness of the neonatal journey? If you’re ready to share your experience on Ickle Pickles’ website, consider our prompts to craft the unique story of your Ickle Pickle.

Current Appeals

The team at LNTS have requested a Dual Transport Baby Pod to enable them to transfer twins together. At present each baby needs to be transferred separately, this has an impact on the family as there is no guarantee that the transfer teams will be able to transport both on the same day.

This system can also be used for single transfers as the pods are detachable.

It is estimated that 1,000 babies per year will be transported using the Baby Pod.

London Neonatal Transport Service

Dual Pod device – LNTS

£2,544

£17,580

Where Are We?

London Neonatal Transfer Service | The Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel Road, Whitechapel E1 1BB |London

Get Involved

Every bit of support counts. You can make a difference by taking on a challenge, hosting an event, or setting up a monthly donation to benefit this neonatal unit. Explore our fundraising ideas and support the one in thirteen babies born prematurely. Dive into the fun and make a difference today!

Does your company support a local charity?

Please nominate Ickle Pickles to help fund our life-saving work for sick and premature babies.

Need help running your own event?

Ickle Pickles Fundraising Contact: Michelle Benjama
Get in touch with Michelle today via email at: Michelle@icklepickles.org

Bungee jump for sick & prem babies

Looking for a thrill? Try bungee jumping! Choose from various fantastic jump locations with stretching views of London, for example, at Battersea Park or Coram’s Field, or at Tatton Park or Salford Quays (near Manchester) on several dates.

Various locations and dates available

£85 P/P