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about us

Cuddles is a registered charity based in North Wales, run entirely by a dedicated team of volunteers. Every penny we raise helps make a difference to babies and families during one of the most challenging times of their lives.


We proudly support the Special Care Baby Unit at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, and from 2025, we are also honoured in supporting the Special Care Baby Unit at Ysbyty Gwynedd. Through fundraising, donations, and community support - we help provide equipment, resources, and comforts that enhance the care and wellbeing of premature and sick babies, while supporting their families throughout their journey.


Everything we achieve is only possible because of the generosity of our supporters. From dedicated fundraisers and volunteers, to the talented people who knit and crochet beautiful hats and blankets for the babies. Every contribution helps make a real difference!


Together, we can continue to support babies and families across North Wales. Whether you'd like to volunteer, organise a fundraiser, make a donation, or support us in any other way - we'd love for you to get involved! 

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Frank jones

angela hannah

Korena james

About Frank... 

Korena james

angela hannah

Korena james

WO1 Navy Korena James joined Cuddles following the birth of her son, Theo, who was born unexpectedly at just 27 weeks, weighing 2lbs. After a challenging nine weeks in the Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU), during which time the family faced many uncertainties, they were finally able to take Theo home.

In 2018, Korena's daughter, Xanthe, arriv

WO1 Navy Korena James joined Cuddles following the birth of her son, Theo, who was born unexpectedly at just 27 weeks, weighing 2lbs. After a challenging nine weeks in the Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU), during which time the family faced many uncertainties, they were finally able to take Theo home.

In 2018, Korena's daughter, Xanthe, arrived slightly early and also spent a few days in SCBU while she adjusted to life outside the womb.


Korena remains deeply committed to Cuddles and is incredibly grateful for the care her children received. She says: 


“They saved my son's and daughter's lives – I will always be thankful for the care they received. Today, they are both thriving!”

angela hannah

angela hannah

angela hannah

RSCN Angela Hannah has worked on the Neonatal Unit at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd since January 2007 and is passionate about supporting babies and their families throughout their neonatal journey. As the FiCare Lead Nurse, she champions family involvement and partnership in care, helping to ensure families feel supported and involved every step of 

RSCN Angela Hannah has worked on the Neonatal Unit at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd since January 2007 and is passionate about supporting babies and their families throughout their neonatal journey. As the FiCare Lead Nurse, she champions family involvement and partnership in care, helping to ensure families feel supported and involved every step of the way. 


Angela has worked closely with Cuddles as the unit’s link nurse since 2011 and became a trustee in 2019. Her experience has given her a strong understanding of the challenges neonatal families face and the positive difference Cuddles can make during such an emotional and challenging time.



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