NHS Grampian Charity is proud to work with an incredible team of NHS colleagues across the Grampian region. Our colleagues use the generous donations that have been gifted to the charity to benefit patients and to enhance the healthcare services provided by NHS Grampian, both in the hospitals and in the wider community. One of […]
Children and young people receiving mental health treatment in the North-east are one step closer to enjoying a new garden space, thanks to a generous donation from Wood. The oilfield services and engineering consultancy firm has donated £6,500 towards the creation of the garden space outside NHS Grampian’s Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) […]
NHS Grampian Charity has announced over £185,000 of grants to charities and community groups across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray.
NHS Grampian Charity has announced the appointment of three new members to its governing committee. The charity is the official, legally-linked charity of NHS Grampian and is responsible for managing donations made by supporters to ensure they are used to provide benefit to staff and patients, to enhance services, and to provide support in communities […]
NHS Grampian Endowment Fund has announced its new operating name is NHS Grampian Charity, as part of a major rebrand for the organisation. NHS Grampian Charity is the official, legally-linked charity of NHS Grampian and is responsible for managing donations made by supporters to ensure they are used to provide benefit to staff and patients, […]
Gemma and Kenny Penman have raised over £1,000 from the Aberdeen 10k inflatable challenge event that was held at the P & J. Our fundraisers have been inspired to raise funds because a close family member has been diagnosed with psoriasis arthritis at 26. Gemma and Kenny are keen to contribute towards the rheumatology department […]
A huge well done and thanks to Fiona Ferguson for completing the London Marathon. Fiona works as the Older Adults Liaison Psychiatry Nursing Team Lead. Her role is about improving services for older adults and developing nurses roles. Fiona works in 4 different sites across NHS Grampian and has a busy role.
When health visitor Gemma Dalgliesh suddenly lost her grandmother Yvonne Horne to cancer, she decided to channel her energy into an outdoor water challenge to kickstart the year. Gemma, from Turriff, said: “Feeling saddened, I decided I wanted to channel my energy into something good.”
James Wilson rode his penny farthing from Lossiemouth to ARI to raise funds for Neurological Research – Carl Counsell, Consultant Neurologist congratulating James at the end of this ride
The ladies at Bubbles, Bakes and Boobs in Fraserburgh raised over £9,000 for Breast Cancer Research