Transforming hospital environments

We want to make sure every patient and family walking into our hospital feels welcomed, comfortable and reassured about what lies ahead

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By creating patient-focused spaces, we help NHS staff in our hospital deliver outstanding, compassionate care

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Making It Possible

Your impact across our hospital

Thanks to supporters like you, we’ve funded everything from the refurbishment of waiting areas to the creation of an in-house cinema and new dedicated buildings, allowing every part of our hospital to reflect the world-class care being delivered every day.

Donate today and help leave your mark on our hospital

Here are just some of the ways your support is making a difference

MediCinema Appeal

We’ve partnered with the charity MediCinema to bring a cinema to our hospital. To make sure we can provide magical experiences for our patients and families for years to come at no cost to them or the NHS, we need to raise £100,000 every year, so ask you to support us in our mission.

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Developing Hospital Environments
Emergency Department

Our Emergency Department is in urgent need of transformation. We’re raising money to help expand its footprint, creating facilities for our most vulnerable patients, improving clinical areas, and introducing new technology to help our colleagues deliver the world-class care our patients deserve.

Developing Hospital Environments
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Transforming hospital spaces

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Magnolia House

The first of its kind in the UK and funded entirely by charitable donations, Magnolia House provides a safe-haven for parents and families at their time of need
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World Class Care for Children With Cancer

Thanks to the amazing and generous support we received from our fundraisers, we achieved our target in February 2014, which meant we were able to improve facilities for our patients and their families
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Transforming care through creativity

In January 2020, The Duchess of Cornwall unveiled a stained-glass window featuring iconic Roald Dahl characters, designed by Quentin Blake