9 May 2022
Thames Path challenge for premature…
This May, Kimberly Crosswell from Hedge End ran the Thames Path 100-mile challenge in support of the Southampton neonatal intensive care unit at University Hospital Southampton to thank staff...
children pass through the emergency department
attend outpatient appointments every year
admitted for inpatient care
Southampton Children’s Hospital is the sixth-largest children’s hospital in the country and one of only four which provides all specialist services on one site.
Children come from Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorset, Surrey, Sussex, the Isle of Wight and the Channel Islands to receive care on our unit.
Piam Brown ward caters for children with all types of cancer from birth to 16 years old, so demand on our resources is huge.
Every year we care for around 120 new patients.
Our unit has been specially designed as a bright, welcoming and spacious environment for babies and their families.
As one of the largest neonatal units in the country, we treat around 900 babies a year, from across the south and the Channel Islands, specialising in surgery and cardiac services.
Robbie’s Rehab was set-up in memory of 10-year-old patient Robbie Keville who was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumour at the age of eight.
This fund provides specialist medical professionals to help children with brain tumours for children who need specialist rehabilitation during and following their treatment for cancer.
When Natasha and Lance Beatty lost their five-month-old daughter Lahna Tula, they were determined to ensure a lasting legacy for her.
So, in 2009, they launched the Lahna Appeal in her memory to fund both pioneering and routine equipment for Southampton Children’s Hospital.
To date, the family have raised over £100,000!
Southampton Hospitals Charity funds the early years education of young patients aged 2-5 years within Southampton Children’s Hospital.
This was set up in 2017 by Caroline and Edward Martin in memory of their late daughter and successfully funded the first hospital-based nursery teacher in the country.
9 May 2022
This May, Kimberly Crosswell from Hedge End ran the Thames Path 100-mile challenge in support of the Southampton neonatal intensive care unit at University Hospital Southampton to thank staff...
29 April 2022
Maxwell Revell was born on Friday 3 July 2020 at Princess Anne Hospital via emergency C-section, weighing only 430g. The family are now fundraising for the neonatal unit to...
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Donate22 April 2022
Charity sends cancer families to football matches to create a sense of normality away from the hospital, and to make memories that will last a lifetime.
12 April 2022
Thanks to the Lahna Appeal,we have funded a parental bed for the short-stay assessment unit within the children’s emergency department at Southampton Children’s Hospital
9 April 2022
Ebony spent the first six weeks of her life in hospital, so now the family is giving back on her first birthday to the neonatal unit in Southampton for...
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From buying life-saving equipment to creating places where patients can play and be children again, your support makes it all possible.