Year: 2023

31 May 2023

Thanks to Charity funding, the acute oncology service in Southampton can use their new ultrasound machine to find hidden veins to draw blood or administer medication.

26 May 2023

This June, Nurse Ali, accompanied by Gina the giraffe, will be climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in support of Southampton Hospitals Charity and the Paediatric High Dependency Unit.

24 May 2023

Sarah and Ryan discovered their baby Lilly-May had a blood sugar too high. They discovered that she had Permanent Neonatal Diabetes.

19 May 2023

Anne Arnold and friends ran the Paris Marathon and Goring Gap Ultramarathon to support UHS's cardiac department after the hospital helped her husband and friend.

17 May 2023

Find out why Councillor Jacqui Rayment supported Southampton Hospitals Charity during her mayoral year, raising over £7,000.

12 May 2023

We interviewed Mary Reid who is a Senior Sister in the Young Adult Cardiac Unit for International Nurses Day. She discusses her job and we hear some of the...

11 May 2023

With your help, we recently funded a new cardiac monitor for the Cardiac High Dependency Unit to help make patient monitoring portable.

4 May 2023

Southampton Hospitals Charity has funded licences for the vCreate video platform for the neonatal unit to help babies keep connected with their families.

27 April 2023

UHS Patients took part in a successful pilot feasibility study aimed at improving recovery from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) with funding from the Charity.

26 April 2023

Mum, Elizabeth Coombes, from Salisbury, found one of her sons unresponsive on Christmas morning. The next few days were a whirlwind while clinicians at Southampton Children’s Hospital performed surgery...

18 April 2023

At 4 weeks old, it was discovered that Lila had Viral Meningitis. Lila was taken to Southampton's PICU. Abbie, Lila's mum explains the story.

14 April 2023

Femi Macaulay, one of the UHS Board of Directors, is running the London Marathon for Southampton Hospitals Charity. Find out his reasons why.