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The Medway Hospital Charity is seeking adventurous individuals to take on challenging pursuits to raise money for Medway Maritime Hospital.

Medway Maritime Hospital’s Summer Fun Day, which took place on Friday 2 August, was a big hit with patients, visitors and staff, raising much needed funds in the process.

Medway Maritime Hospital’s Summer Fun Day returns on Friday 2 August to help raise awareness and funds for the hospital charities The Medway Hospital Charity,  The Medway League of Friends and The Oliver Fisher Special Baby Trust. Taking place on the Education Centre green, opposite the Emergency Department between 11am and 2pm, visitors, patients and staff will have the

Thank you to the hundreds of people who attended a Family Fun Day on Saturday to raise money for two hospital charities. £6,071.52 was raised and will be split 50/50 between The Medway Hospital Charity and The Evelina London’s Children’s Charity. The event was organised by Ann McKinnon, a Play Specialist at Medway NHS Foundation

Ta Dah! We’re so excited to announce that the new Charity and Volunteers’ Hub at Medway Maritime Hospital has been officially opened by our mascot Tedway. This vibrant, multi-purpose space has been rebranded thanks to a development grant from NHS Charities Together. The hub’s purpose is to increase the impact of The Medway Hospital Charity

Due to popular demand, a family fun day is coming back to Gillingham Football Club. Organised by the Trust’s play specialist Ann McKinnon, it will raise money for the Children’s Ward at Medway Maritime Hospital and the Evelina London Children’s Charity. The event is taking place on Saturday 1 June from 10.30am to 5pm at

Young bookworms can now curl up in two new book nooks and read their favourite stories during their stay at Medway Maritime Hospital thanks to a donation of eighty books. Child-Friendly Medway donated the books and installed the book nooks in the Magpies Centre and the children’s day surgery ward on Sunderland Day Case Unit.

Dozens of gifts for children in hospital this Christmas have been donated by a family after they were inspired by the generosity shown to their two young girls while being cared for at Medway Maritime Hospital last Christmas. Luna Avery, now five-years-old, became poorly during the festive period. After what initially seemed like cold symptoms

Christmas came early for six-year-old cancer patient Amelia O’Shea when she returned to Medway Maritime Hospital’s children’s ward last week. As well as ringing the end of treatment bell, and receiving a gift from nursing staff to mark the end of her chemotherapy treatment, Amelia and her family were able to play with the toys

The Medway Hospital Charity has set up an online gift wishlist to bring festive joy to patients this holiday season. These gifts will make a huge difference to patients who are in hospital over the festive season and beyond. We are always blown away by the generous donations we receive from our local community each