The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Charity

Young patients benefit from another Goodyear gift “I remember being in hospital with my own grandson and the distress caused when the medics couldn’t find a vein to insert a cannula.” Motivated by this upsetting memory, as well as a desire to recognise the “amazing people who make up our NHS,” former Goodyear factory workers have once again supported The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust. 📰 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eNc3hBZT

A walking football club boasting the UK’s oldest striker has scored for charity by raising hundreds of pounds as one of its players is treated for cancer. Mike Stevenson, 76, is receiving treatment for bladder cancer at New Cross Hospital. He organised a raffle through his team Old Corinthians Walking Football Club which raised £350 for The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Charity to thank staff for his treatment. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eA8xv3n2

Earlier today students from Thomas Telford UTC visited The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust to present their designs for cascading donation boxes, each representing different departments within the hospital setting. We can't wait to see their brilliant designs come to life and help us raise money for our Charity 🥰

Hear from Becky Thompson, creative facilitator for our #CareCreateConserve project, about the exciting explorations Year 9 students at Highfields School have been making into healthcare heritage. Students have looked back through history with The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust's heritage collection, as well as conveying their own feelings about healthcare through some impressive artworks. Take a look at the video below to learn more!

We're excited to kick off 2025 with many new stalls joining us at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust! We love supporting our local businesses! If you're interested in having a stall at one of our hospitals, feel free to reach out to Lindsey Wagstaff at lindsey.goodall2@nhs.net #NHS #SupportLocal #LocalBusinesses #CommunityEvents #WolverhamptonEvents #SmallBusinessSupport #NHSCommunity

A lovely surprise from Constellation Cold Logistics UK in Wolverhampton when they chose us as their Charity for Christmas. Staff held raffles and competitions, as well as head office adding funds to buy toys for our children's ward at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust over Christmas. We are very grateful and know the gifts will bring smiles to those away from family at this magical time.

Christmas came early for young cancer patients in Wolverhampton, thanks to a generous donation from a kind-hearted company. Capital Group Limited of Kingswinford supplied an individual sack of toys and goodies to each of the 27 children currently receiving treatment for the disease at New Cross Hospital. Each sack of goodies contained a Capital-branded teddy bear and sweets but the rest of the presents were age appropriate for the patients. 📰 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/erEeMS2D

Generous staff from the Orthotics department at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust decided they wanted to give back to patients this year. Treats, blankets and fluffy socks were amongst the three hampers full of presents for our elderly patients on Ward C39. Orthotics Manager, Dr Nicky Eddison said, “I am extremely proud of the Orthotics team for volunteering to come together and consider how we can support our patients over the Christmas period.” “Their dedication to our patients is inspiring. The gifts they have donated will be gratefully received by our elderly patients who will be spending Christmas in hospital this year.” A huge thank you to everyone involved 🥰

More than 1100 ‘chemo comfort bags’ and 1000 radiotherapy water bottles are going to be delivered to The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Charity after Inco Contracts smashed its fundraising target for 2024. 🧡 The principal contractor, which has its headquarters in Cannock, pledged to support cancer patients in the Midlands as its charity of the year and has successfully generated over £20,000 through a series of golf days, a ‘Miles in March’ competition and a one-off £4000 donation from integrated healthcare specialist Phoenix Medical Supplies. Read more via our website - https://lnkd.in/eKYDVtF7

More than 500 gifts have been donated for New Cross Hospital patients to receive over the festive period thanks to the generosity of customers and staff at Dunelm Wolverhampton. The presents were given to The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Charity as part of the store’s ‘Deliver Joy this Christmas’ appeal which saw customers taking tags from a Christmas tree and buying a present that suited the description. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/exuRVNGV