We love to share our latest news about what the charity has achieved and the inspiring efforts of our amazing fundraisers. Do get in touch if you have a story to share.
We are celebrating Play in Hospitals Week, and shining a light on the amazing work of the Play Specialist team - who do so much to help our youngest patients. And your donations help them in every way. Read more
Andy, Mike, Eddie, and Adam are four daredevils from Brackley, Northamptonshire who have done something quite incredible to thank our hospitals for life-saving care. Read more
In a typical year, Oxford’s John Radcliffe Hospital supports over 1,000 patients through almost 5,000 physiotherapy appointments. More than half have lower limb injuries and it is these patients that now benefit so much from our new Anti-Gravity Treadmill. Read more
Currently, one-third of all patients admitted to the Emergency Assessment Unit at the Horton General Hospital in Banbury are living with dementia. The wonderful Occupational Therapy Team at the Horton have developed a great idea that will benefit patients and staff alike – a reminiscence room . Read more
Paul Masters and his wife Siobhan, from Chinnor in Oxfordshire, experienced unbelievable heartbreak in 2020. Read about Paul’s year-long journey to thank the charities who were there to support his family at a critical time. Read more
Ken Wood, who was fighting COVID in Intensive Care last year, has take part in an epic swim relay to thank the teams who saved his life. Read more
Raymond Blanc and the team at Le Manoir showed their thanks to the John Radcliffe staff who cared for him during his treatment for covid earlier this year. Read more
When Lucca Beadle was just 12 days old his mum, Laura, was sure something was wrong. Within minutes of their arrival at the Horton General Children’s Ward, Lucca had collapsed, and the family’s life was turned upside down. Read more
Mowgli Street Food, based in the Westgate shopping centre, has raised the incredible sum for Oxford Hospitals Charity, to support their work at the Churchill Hospital. Read more