10 lucky winners of Thank you prizes in staff draw
Round two of the Royal Cornwall Hospitals Charity Covid 19 Staff Thank You Prize Draw.
Category: Charity
Donations to Covid19 Fund support staff well being
The outpouring of appreciation for our treasured NHS has been one of the silver linings to emerge from the cloud of the Coronavirus pandemic. The weekly doorstep clap has been a moving gesture for all key workers and of course many have chosen to raise funds or make donations to their local hospitals.
10 lucky winners of Thank you prizes in staff draw
Royal Cornwall Hospitals Charity has today made the first of 25 fortnightly draws in the Covid 19 Staff Thank You Prize Draw.
Charity funds discharge bags for elderly and vulnerable patients returning home
When our elderly and vulnerable patients leave hospital it can be difficult to be sure they have basic supplies for their first few days at home….
Flower seed butterflies to grow and remember loved ones
Aside from the normal grief that families and friends feel with the loss of a loved one, during these extraordinary times with the Covid19 Pandemic, many will experience the added distress of not being able to be physically at a bed side or hold a loved one’s hand.
How you can help our colleagues during the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Royal Cornwall Hospitals Charity is sending a message of thanks to the local community for the support shown as the Trust continues to provide care to patients in Cornwall during the Covid19 pandemic.
#KindCoffee for NHS staff in Cornwall
Royal Cornwall Hospitals Charity have today launched a campaign to allow the people of Cornwall to buy a coffee for the NHS staff who will be coping in very challenging circumstances in the coming weeks.
Don’t keep this quiet… RCHT Charity Silent Disco raises £10,000!
Friday 6th March at Truro Cathedral will be remembered as one of those nights – if you weren’t there you missed out!
Charity helps parents keep in touch with their poorly babies
Imagine being a parent of premature baby and not being able to be with them in hospital at all times. This is the reality for many parents whose baby could be on the Neonatal unit for weeks and sometimes months.
We wanted to say a big thank you for saving my wife’s life
After Pat Harvey from Par received care for Breast Cancer at Royal Cornwall Hospital, she and her husband Andrew along…
