DARE you join ghastly ghouls and devilish demons on a perilous pier walk from Redcar to Saltburn this Halloween? Worldly wizards and wicked witches from the Trinity Holistic Centre are cooking up a cauldron of chaos for the sponsored event, on Saturday 31 October.
Staff at James Cook are celebrating the success of the retinal development appeal by unveiling a long awaited cutting edge eye scanner that will help save the sight of thousands of patients.
The Trinity Holstic Centre will need to find an additional £2,200 this year – to replace two beds that have broken down in the last week. More than 100 patients a month suffering from cancer and other long-term conditions could miss out on complementary therapies, after the two beds broke down within days.
An eye doctor from The James Cook University Hospital is jetting off to Africa to join the fight against blindness in rural Angola. Chrisjan Dees will spend a month treating patients and training much-needed doctors but ahead of his October flight he is hoping to raise £4,800 to enable him to buy three essential pieces of kit.
Where will you be enjoying your cuppa for the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning on Friday 25 September? Why not join our Macmillan volunteers at The James Cook University Hospital for a cup of coffee, a spin on the tombola and a delicious cake or two?
MINI manicures, make-up tutorials and taster massages are just some of the fun activities to enjoy at Trinity Holistic Centre’s charity ladies night. The Refresh and Renew event takes place on Wednesday 16 September from 7pm to 9pm at the centre at The James Cook University Hospital.
Healthcare fundraisers have spoken of their dismay and disgust after thieves broke into the MRI scanner appeal collection stand at the Friarage Hospital. The charity box was broken into on Saturday night around 7.30pm during hospital visiting hours. South Tees Hospitals charity has now posted details about the theft on Facebook in an effort to identify those responsible.
Sainsbury’s Local, Acklam Road store has chosen the South Cleveland cancer research fund as their charity of the year for 2015/2016.
A South Tees fundraising team has undertaken the gruelling 315 mile London to Paris cycle challenge to raise over £2,600 for the South Tees Hospitals Cutting Edge Fund.
MB based on Skippers Lane, Middlesbrough has supported local good causes since its establishment almost 30 years ago in 1987. The Middlesbrough local hardware and decor showroom has chosen oncology ward 14, which looks after cancer patients at The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough as their first official charity partner.