Category: Children’s hospital

19 October 2023

Hospital charity launches £1.64 million fundraising campaign for refurbishment of children’s trauma unit.

10 October 2023

Southampton Hospitals Charity are raising £1.64 million to refurbish the G3 children's trauma and orthopaedic ward at Southampton Children's Hospital.

6 October 2023

Some children spent their summer holidays at Legoland, but Nancy and Ted have been training for a 24 hour walk from Legoland to Southampton Children’s Hospital.

4 October 2023

Thanks to an £8,000 investment from the Charity, children on the cardiac ward at Southampton Children’s Hospital now have interactive play to distract them from life on the ward.

13 September 2023

This summer, the charity funded a special activity weekend for paediatric diabetes patients to challenge themselves, meet others living with diabetes, and to have fun!

17 August 2023

Earlier this week, we were delighted to fund Bugfest coming into Southampton Children’s Hospital to show the patients a whole range of insects and creepy crawlies during an interactive...

22 July 2023

Corporal Justice Malebo is an RLC Supply Specialist for the Army. Earlier this year he raised £1,200 by running the Fleet Half Marathon for Southampton Hospitals Charity to say...

14 July 2023

Ten-year-old Mia Wells is walking 10 miles along the Cornwall coast for Southampton Hospitals Charity to thank the E1 ocean ward for saving her life in 2018. Diagnosed with...

8 July 2023

Ebony Cursley has organised a dance-a-thon for the G4 children’s ward that saved her daughter's life after she received life-saving treatment following acute kidney damage from a sickness bug.

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.

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.

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.