“You can help melanoma patients like me by funding an ultrasound scanner." Read more
Rachael and Ian speak about the impact MND has had on their lives, why we need a new centre in Leeds, and the difference this would make to families like theirs. Read more
“We’re absolutely blown away by the designs that we have seen, it has certainly exceeded our expectations of what this centre could look like." Read more
“Children and young people coming into the hospital are delighted with the transformation and it is a joy to see the smiles on their faces." Read more
Leeds Hospitals Charity is proud to support all of the hospitals that make up Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust: Leeds General Infirmary, St James’ University Hospital, Leeds Cancer Centre, Leeds Children’s Hospital, Chapel Allerton Hospital, Seacroft Hospital, Wharfedale Hospital, Leeds Dental Institute.
These services are supported by 18,000 dedicated NHS staff, and we support them to deliver the best care for over a million patients and their families each year.
Through generous donations in 2019/20 - funding from Leeds Hospitals Charity has been awarded to over 1,000 applications, totalling over £6m.
Each application is categorised into one of our funding priority areas
"It’s enabled me to provide much needed support in a highly emotional setting and provide safe spaces for exercise and social activity." Read more
“We are so lucky to have such committed fundraising and donations by our patients, families and friends. The funds raised and donated help some of the sickest children in the region." Read more
Claire Lang is a Clinical Nurse Specialist at the Leeds Motor Neurone Disease Centre and has been supporting our Rob Burrow Centre for MND appeal since it launched in September. Read more
Thanks to your donations, we’ve funded new ultrasound couches for the unit, to help pregnant women feel more comfortable during their examinations. Read more
"I always say, ‘a happy midwife makes a happy mum’ and support from Leeds Hospitals Charity really does help us improve the hospital experience.” Read more
"Thanks to medical research I, quite literally, have my life back. I want that for everyone with cystic fibrosis." Read more
“The TV really helped distract Freddie from his MRI procedure, and it makes the whole room feel a lot more child-friendly and less clinical.” Read more
10-year-old Jack has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a severe and progressive muscle-wasting disease. With a gift in your Will to Leeds Hospitals Charity, you can help keep hope alive for families like Jack’s. Read more
Dr Melissa Maguire describes the impact of your donations on epilepsy research. Read more
Claire Reidy is currently supporting numerous studies in Multiple Sclerosis, funded by the Yorkshire Brain Appeal Read more
We’ve recently funded innovative 3D technology to help the Leeds Artificial Eye Service manufacture more lifelike artificial eyes for children and young people who have lost an eye. Read more
"We’re honoured that thanks to this tribute from Andrian; staff, patients and visitors to Chapel Allerton Hospital can continue to be inspired by him.” Read more
"We all appreciate the NHS has been under a lot of pressure and are most grateful for the dedication of the staff. This was a small way us Freemasons in Yorkshire West Riding could say thank you.” Read more
The £25,000 grant from Leeds Hospitals Charity will go towards funding the role of Jane McHale, who has been managing Eckersley House for nearly 15 years. Read more
"We believe these suitcases are a wonderful way to help parents understand and celebrate how special their baby is and also support their mental wellbeing.” Read more
The leading Neonatal Unit at Leeds Children’s Hospital launched a new podcast supported by Leeds Hospitals Charity on World Prematurity Day. Read more
"When Rob was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease we were devastated, but today we have an opportunity to make a dream come true." Read more
The difference funding from NHS Charities Together has made. Read more
"I really felt as if I was just days away from death. I don’t know if I would have been here if it wasn’t for that machine, I’m so grateful to have my life back.” Read more
"Although the news won’t be any better, it will be easier to come to terms with in a purposely built care centre that meets the needs of every MND patient.” Read more