Category: Latest news

20 June 2023

Recently, Southampton Hospitals Charity has purchased numerous chairs for use by our patients and staff across University Hospital Southampton.

16 June 2023

In 2023, Southampton Hospitals Charity launched an Arts in Hospital programme for patients at University Hospital Southampton. As part of this, we have recently funded a series of clay...

13 June 2023

The Dhuna family have spent the last two years travelling to Southampton Children’s Hospital for specialist gastro-intestinal treatment and are now giving back to the hospital.

10 June 2023

Here in Southampton, it became part of our carers strategy to raise the voice of carers. Thanks to the Charity, we’ve introduced carer meal vouchers for a carer staying...

8 June 2023

Dan and Abi were delighted when they fell pregnant, then scans showed problems with the development of their baby Daisy. Once born, they had 19 precious hours with her.

7 June 2023

Our volunteers play a vital role in supporting our Charity, and we are so grateful to all of them. Dean Millar is one of our amazing volunteers and fundraisers......

6 June 2023

In 2018 following a traumatic birth by caesarean section, Charlie Watts stopped breathing. He was admitted to neonatal intensive care to begin cooling treatment for a suspected brain injury.

4 June 2023

In 2022, Katrina Cathie was diagnosed and treated for breast cancer. Now, family and friends are supporting the breast cancer research fund at Southampton Hospitals Charity, as early detection...

2 June 2023

Thanks to Charity funding in partnership with Paultons Park, the G4 ward play retreat was officially opened on Friday 2 June by both former and current patients of the...

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.