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Future healthcare staff have already been showing their caring side after donating toys for Wolverhampton and Walsall children in hospital over Christmas.Health T Level students at Walsall College have donated around 20 gift boxes filled with toys and games for children at New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton and Walsall’s Manor Hospital.The Health T Level (equivalent

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