BMJ 2008;336:410 (23 February), doi:10.1136/bmj.39496.664398.DB
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Artist consults children over works for new centre
Susan Mayor
1 London
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Abigail views one of the works of art commissioned specially for Sunshine House, a new £8.5m (
11.3m; $16.6m) centre in Southwark, south London, that brings together a range of specialist services for children and young people with special needs, disabilities, and complex needs.
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The artist, Milou van Ham, from Rotterdam, involved the centre’s children in deciding the themes and words for her sculptures. The works were commissioned and paid for by Guy’s and St Thomas’ Charity.
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