will you fill our wards with Christmas magic?

Donate to our Christmas appeal today!

Help us give the gift of independence this Christmas. You can help make it happen!

Christmas should be about spending special time with family at home and spending the big day celebrating. Sadly, our older patients that come to us after a fall, are often scared and unsure if they’ll be able to take care of themselves when they get home. We need your help to get them moving again, regain strength and recover faster so they can return home for Christmas with greater independence and a reduced risk of future falls.

A donation from you this Christmas could make a big difference:

  • £35 could provide a one-on-one therapy session, helping a patient regain their confidence and mobility.
  • £50 could provide a group session for up to 4 patients, offering patients a safe environment away from the ward to be social and have fun.
  • £100 could fund a full day of personalised support, ensuring patients receive the guidance they need to start moving again and prepare for returning home.

It can only happen with your support. Click the donate button below to help give our patients the gift of independence this Christmas.

Donate today!

Gifts

Southampton Hospitals Charity is grateful that each year we receive Christmas gifts for our patients which is kind and thoughtful and means the world to them.  This year, we’re asking if you might consider making a monetary donation instead. These donations allow us to make an even bigger impact across the hospital, helping more people in more ways. That said, we know how special it is to give a personal gift, so if that’s your preference this will be very much appreciated.

Thank you so much for your continued generosity and support – it truly makes a difference.

Please do consider gifts for all age ranges. Please also ensure that gifts are new and unwrapped.

For more information please contact hello@southamptonhospitalscharity.org or call 023 8120 8881.

could fund gym equipment for use with elderly patients.

could provide a one-on-one therapy session in the gym or at a patient’s bedside.

could provide a group exercise session for up to 4 patients.