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A drop-in mental health service, called the Lucy Booth and funded by GOSH Charity, is helping to ensure children with long-term physical health conditions get the support they need.

GOSH Charity has awarded over £6 million towards three transformational programmes of research into rare and complex child health conditions.

£2.2 million has been committed through Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity’s (GOSH Charity) National Funding call - the UK’s largest annual funding scheme dedicated towards research into rare or complex childhood diseases.

A global study, part-funded by Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity), has proven the power of a simple genomics blood test to improve treatment and care for childhood epilepsy.

GOSH Charity is funding six new research projects that will improve the experience of children and young people living with a rare or complex disease.