Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability

Royal Hospital's Let it Snow this Christmas for our Patients

Fundraising for Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
£3,402
raised of £5,000 target
by 87 supporters
We support people living with brain injury to give them the best quality of life

Story

After the success and joy that last year's lights brought to the hospital, we will be sprinkling luminous snowflakes all over the building once more!

We need your help to spread festive cheer and joy to our patients, their families, staff and the local community. Whether you donate on our JustGiving page, sponsor a snowflake or visit our display, your support will help us to fund our much needed Leisure and Family Services which provides a rich programme of recreational and social activities for people cared for at the hospital.

If you would like to find out more about sponsoring a snowflake, please email events@rhn.org.uk


Cameron's story

Cameron, 23, has been at the RHN since early 2020 after a cancer-related brain injury that not only affects him physically but also impacts his ability to retain information and memories. Cameron has not let his condition hold him back.

It is true, “if you don’t ask, you don’t get”. So, when Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability (RHN) resident Cameron asked if he could go and watch his beloved team AFC Wimbledon play at home, the RHN simply had to make it happen.

Thanks to the RHN’s Leisure and Family Services, AFC Wimbledon generously supplied tickets and access to a corporate box. Cameron was accompanied by his dad Martin and two members of staff, to comfortably watch the mighty Don’s draw 2-2 against Doncaster FC.

Cameron is local to the area and has supported AFC Wimbledon since childhood. Cameron remembered the excitement he felt in the morning and was delighted to be there on the day. Cameron had not been to a match since being admitted to the RHN, due to the stringent measures put in place to protect people from COVID-19.

Cameron got to meet all of the squad and is photographed below meeting his favourite player, defender Will Nightingale. Will presented him with a signed shirt and the match ball, to add to his already vast collection of Womble memorabilia.

With restrictions now easing and as the nation learns to live with COVID-19, Cameron is now regularly attending games and it is only with your support, our charity hospital can make this happen. 

Thank you for your support.

About the charity

The RHN cares for people who have brain damage or a disease affecting their brain. People come to the RHN for many reasons, from a stroke to a traffic accident, or a disease. The RHN provides services and therapies to ensure people with neuro-disability can have the best quality of life possible.

Donation summary

Total raised
£3,401.27
+ £717.25 Gift Aid
Online donations
£3,401.27
Offline donations
£0.00

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