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As the Oxford Cancer and Haematology Centre celebrates its tenth birthday we say a huge thank you to all the NHS teams as well as the amazing charity supporters who help us make a difference. Read more
The sun was out for our annual OX5 RUN in support of Oxford Children's Hospital. Find out how over 1,000 people ran, walked and jogged five miles to make a difference to their local hospital. Read more
Award-winning author, Clare Mackintosh, has donated £10,000 to help mum’s-to-be being treated at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. Read more
How your support is making a difference in the Horton General operating theatres. Read more
An exciting new artwork opened today at the Oxford Children’s Hospital today – creating a colourful and interactive welcome for young patients. The Loom to the Moon installation was officially opened with a ‘loom band cutting’ ceremony by local charity Blue Skye Thinking, with special guests, author and illustrator, Nick Sharratt and CBeebies presenter Chris Jarvis. Read more
Extra chemotherapy chairs have been installed at the Horton General Hospital’s Brodey Cancer Centre so more patients from the local area can access first class treatment closer to home. Read more
Mums-to-be in need of extra support during their pregnancy are now benefiting from a state-of-the-art baby monitoring system at the John Radcliffe Hospital, thanks to the Silver Star Society, part of Oxford Hospitals Charity. Read more
We are delighted to announce that work on the new Ronald McDonald House in Oxford is about to start. Oxford Hospitals Charity is contributing £2.5 million to help this important project. Parents of patients in the Oxford Children's Hospital, Children's Critical Care and Newborn Intensive Care will soon be benefiting from the 62 bedroom home. Read more
Oxford Hospitals Charity has been working with the hospitals' microbiology team to bring in the very latest diagnostic technology, dramatically reducing the time it takes to identify conditions like sepsis and meningitis. Read more