The Liver Research Trust
was established in 1972 to support and promote research into liver diseases, both within its own Institute of Hepatology and also in collaborative projects with universities and research institutes in the UK and overseas. The Institute of Hepatology was officially opened by HRH The Princess Royal in October 1998 and is located in its own building within the main biomedical campus of UCL. The research team now numbers 30 scientists and doctors including overseas research fellows from Australia, Bulgaria, China, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Italy, Iran, Japan and Korea. Nine core staff are funded by The Trust and as a measure of the Institute’s success to date, it has attracted research grants for specific projects totalling £1.5million.

The Consortium for Street Children;
is a network of British development agencies and individuals who have come together to provide a collaborative and co-ordinated response to the needs of street and working children globally.

It has 35 members who between them provide funding, training and/or advocacy for street children projects in 41 countries.

Launched in the UK with the support of the Prime Minister, the consortium has, through it's extensive networks, some of the highest levels of experience and information on the street living and working children of the world.

You can visit them at www.cscuk.org.uk or if you would like to pledge a Donation click here