What we fund

Your support has an incredible impact on patient care in Nottingham’s hospitals.

Scroll down to see how we’ve made particular impacts to departments and areas across the Trust

Thanks to our fundraisers and donors, we raise around £4 million each year to transform services and facilities for patients at Nottingham’s hospitals – including City Hospital, Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham Children’s Hospital and Ropewalk House.

Many donors specifically request to support certain hospital areas or specialist services, so we have provided additional resources for children’s cancer wards, stroke patients, cardiac care and breast cancer care, to name but a few. None of this would be possible without people who choose to give their time and money to make that vital difference.

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Creating space for breastfeeding staff across Nottingham’s hospitals

Project cost: £648

We've collaborated with the Capital Estates team and NUH Women’s Network to create two brand new Staff Expressing Rooms at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.

Special books help parents explain their fertility journey

Special books are helping perspective parents discuss the process with their families and their future children.

Soothing artwork brings comfort to patients undergoing surgery

Artwork at the Robin Hood Theatre Suites is bringing comfort and opening conversations with patients on their way to an operation.

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New mural celebrates Hike for your Hospitals

A colourful new mural has been unveiled at City Hospital's Outpatients waiting area.

Rhino sensory trolley | Banner image | Nottingham Hospitals Charity

Sensory trolley helps children relax during hospital visits

Project cost: £9,359

Thanks to supporters of our Big Appeal, we've funded a special sensory trolley to help bring some calm for children during hospital visits.

Gynacology Waiting Room | Impact Article | Nottingham Hospitals Charity

City Hospital’s Gynae Oncology waiting area gets a welcoming makeover

Patients attending the Gynae Oncology outpatient clinic at Nottingham City Hospital are now being welcomed into a more inviting and comforting environment, thanks to funding from Nottingham Hospitals Charity.

Intensive Care Unit book | Funded Project | Nottingham Hospitals Charity

Specialist books are supporting children in understanding what happens in the ICU

When a loved one is in intensive care, it can be a confusing and frightening time for children. Thanks to generous donations, specially designed activity books are helping young people understand the ICU environment and stay connected to their loved ones.

Stroke Unit Artwork | Nottingham Hospitals Charity

A small room is making a big difference for families of stroke patients

Tucked away on ward C4 at QMC, an old consultant's room has been transformed into a warm and calming area where families can step away from their loved one's bedside to take a breath, gather their thoughts and have sometimes difficult discussions with staff about their loved one's future.