Warwick takeaway owner donates meals to children's hospital that cared his son

The owner of a Warwick takeaway recently donated meals to a children's hospital that cared for his son.

Baabzi Miah, who lives in Birmingham, runs Baabzi Indian Takeaway in Coten End.

Recently he and his team have been making up hundreds of meals for staff at Warwick Hospital as well as the vulnerable people who are supported by Helping Hands in Leamington.

He said that his efforts are in memory of his son Adam.

Adam suffered from pulmonary hypertension and he contracted the flu and complications with that which ultimately led to his death. Adam died in 2017 at just 11 months old.

The takeaway owner, who also has six other children, four boys and two girls, said that he and his family would never forget the care they received during the 'worst time time in their lives'.

Last week Baabzi donated meals to Birmingham Children's Hospital, where Adam was cared for.

Baabzi said: "Being back at the children's hospital was very emotional for me but also reminded me of the absolute dedication shown by staff who work there.

"I saw families there who's pain I instantly recognised as I myself was in that situation as a worried father with a sick child.

"Once again I wish to thank all the heroes who work incredibly hard long hours at the hospital giving their all in the care of sick children."

As well as making meals, Baabzi and the team at the takeaway have been fundraising for the NHS in Adam's memory.

On Sunday Baabzi, along with family members and some of the team from the takeaway will be cycling from the Birmingham Children’s Hospital to Warwick Hospital to help raise the fundraising total.

To donate go to: https://www.gofundme.com/f/care-packs-for-nhs