Milton Keynes Hospital Charity

Milton Keynes Hospital Charity is dedicated to improving the experience of patients, families, and staff at Milton Keynes University Hospital. As the hospital’s official registered charity, it funds projects and purchases items that go beyond the NHS’s core responsibilities, ensuring a higher standard of care and comfort for all.

What They Do

The charity supports all wards and departments within the hospital, working closely with staff to identify areas where additional resources can make a significant impact. Recent initiatives include:

Radiotherapy Wellbeing Hub Appeal: Funding the development of a dedicated space for patients undergoing cancer treatment, providing a peaceful environment for rest and recovery.
Staff Wellbeing: Providing care packs, mobile phones to facilitate communication, and creating staff rest areas to support the mental and physical well-being of healthcare professionals.
Patient Experience: Enhancing the hospital environment with calming gardens, art installations, and interactive spaces to improve the overall patient journey.

How They Make a Difference

Through the generosity of donors and volunteers, Milton Keynes Hospital Charity has funded over £3.5 million in projects since its inception. These contributions have led to tangible improvements in patient care, staff satisfaction, and the hospital environment, directly benefiting the local community.

How You Can Get Involved

Listeners can support the charity in various ways:

Donate: Make a one-off or regular donation online to support ongoing projects.
Fundraise: Organise events such as cake sales, sponsored runs, or community fairs to raise funds.
Volunteer: Join the team as a Dining Companion, Butterfly Volunteer, or assist with gardening and fundraising activities.
Shop: Support the charity by purchasing items from their online shop or donating goods.

For more information on how to get involved, visit www.mkhcharity.org.uk. Together, we can make a lasting difference in the lives of those who rely on Milton Keynes University Hospital.