George Eliot Hospital Charity has received a heartfelt donation of £1,000 to the Dorothea Unit in loving memory of Trudy Morris, generously donated by her husband, Martin Norton. Trudy, from Atherstone, was diagnosed with bone cancer in January 2024 and spent the next two years undergoing treatment at George Eliot
When Joe was diagnosed with Stage 2 bowel cancer at just 30 years old, life suddenly shifted into unfamiliar territory. Preparing to welcome his first child should have been a time of excitement, but instead Joe found himself facing months of treatment, uncertainty and physical exhaustion. In early 2024, Joe
The Challenge Arbury Ward staff approached George Eliot Hospital Charity seeking support to improve their staff room, which was no longer fit for purpose. The space lacked adequate seating, tables, storage, and basic facilities such as a microwave, kettle, and toaster. In its current condition, the room did not provide
George Eliot Hospital Charity has funded a vital rapid infuser device for use in theatres, significantly strengthening the hospital’s ability to respond to life-threatening bleeding emergencies. Rapid infusers are used to quickly deliver blood and intravenous fluids to patients experiencing severe blood loss, such as during major obstetric haemorrhage, trauma,
A former stroke patient from Nuneaton has taken on an extraordinary challenge to give back to the hospital that supported him through his recovery. Paul Tebbutt is fundraising for George Eliot Hospital Charity to help enhance the rehabilitation journey of stroke patients. Two years ago, Paul’s retirement plans changed dramatically
Organised and led by Nuneaton Acorns WI, members of the group completed a spirited five-mile sponsored walk in their bras around local pubs to raise money for George Eliot Hospital Charity, collecting an impressive £5,000 for the hospital’s new Breast Care Unit. The initiative, affectionately named “Breast Friends on Tour,”
