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Pioneering Research Projects
By supporting our research projects, you’re making sure your local hospital continues to lead the way in providing the very best possible care for patients and their families.
Your hospital is leading the world in medical care and treatment.
Please donate today to keep us at the forefront
Donate Today!Welcome to Southampton Hospitals Charity
Southampton Hospitals Charity helps to enhance the care and treatment of patients at University Hospital Southampton. We work with our supporters to raise money and provide financial support to areas of the hospital service that lie beyond the scope of NHS funding.
Appeals
Support one of our urgent Appeals
By supporting our research projects, you’re making sure your local hospital continues to lead the way in providing the very best possible care and treatment for patients and their families.
Help us set a whole new standard in caring for older patients. We are currently raising money to refurbish the specialist dementia ward to show our patients that they are worth investing in.
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Appeals
Find out more about how you can help
Refurbishing G3 ward
£350,000 of £1,500,000 raised
Help us refurbish the G3 ward at Southampton Children’s Hospital for children with orthopaedic (bone) issues.
Southampton’s Priority Appeal
Our priority appeal enables us to support any area of the hospital that is most in need.
When a dementia patient needs something extra to make them feel at home, when young patients need art supplies for distraction or to aid recovery, or when our staffroom kettles break, you’ll be there.
Refurbishing our elderly care wards
£114,093 of £200,000 raised
Every year we treat 4,500 frail or elderly patients within University Hospital Southampton.
We are currently raising money to refurbish the specialist dementia ward. Help us to show our patients that they are worth investing in.
Our impact
Because healthcare never stops
At Southampton Hospitals Charity, we bring people together to raise life-changing funds for University Hospital Southampton – the South Coast’s leading healthcare provider.
Together, we’re doing incredible things. From supporting people’s eye health to expert cancer treatment, our care changes lives.
Like you, we want our community to thrive. So if you share our vision, we need your support to bring it to life.
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Whether you’re looking for a fundraising challenge that will push you to the limit, transform the way you see the world, or give you an excuse to let your hair down, get in touch and we’ll find your match!
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Testimonials
Having parents that are now classified as vulnerable, and knowing there is support if they need it, is exactly the type of comfort you need during times like these. Huge thanks to the awesome front line and support NHS staff who, as always, are present and delivering excellence. Thank you!
Stewart Bruce-Low
It's really hard to find the words to say thank you. I've been on the other side of the fence all my life helping patients. To actually experience staff first-hand going above and beyond, it is something else!
Mother and NHS Consultant
I’ve been battling Hodgkin’s Lymphomas for four years. When my cancer became more complicated, I was referred to University Hospital Southampton for specialist care. I have so much respect and praise for the NHS. Thank you.
Charlotte Ralph
Our news
Our latest stories
Find out what’s happening within the Charity
7 June 2023
Interview with volunteer Dean Millar
Our volunteers play a vital role in supporting our Charity, and we are so grateful to all of them. Dean Millar...
6 June 2023
Supporting research into brain injuries in babies
In 2018 following a traumatic birth by caesarean section, Charlie Watts stopped breathing. He was admitted to neonatal intensive care to...
Ways to help us
Leaving a legacy
Your legacy can save lives. So after you’ve looked after loved ones, consider leaving us what’s left.
It’s simple to do, and gifts big and small will benefit future generations of families and patients.
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