WHAT WE DO
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Run for a Cause at the Hampton Court Palace 10K
Read more: Run for a Cause at the Hampton Court Palace 10KAre you ready to step up for a great cause while enjoying a stunning race route? The Hampton Court Palace 10K on Sunday, 11 May 2025, is your chance to make a real difference for the League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital. This event is perfect for seasoned runners and beginners alike, and it takes place in the picturesque surroundings of Hampton Court Palace. Why Run for the League of Friends? Teddington Memorial Hospital is vital to our community, providing essential care and services to those who need it most. By joining our team, you’ll help raise funds that…
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Join Us for a Silent Disco in Aid of Teddington Memorial Hospital!
Read more: Join Us for a Silent Disco in Aid of Teddington Memorial Hospital!Get ready to groove to the beat for a great cause at our Silent Disco! The Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital are thrilled to invite you to an extraordinary evening of music, dancing, and community spirit at our Silent Disco fundraiser. This unique event will take place at the stunning Landmark Arts Centre in Teddington, offering a memorable experience for everyone involved. What is a Silent Disco? A Silent Disco is a dance party like no other. Instead of speakers, music is transmitted directly to wireless headphones, allowing you to switch between music channels at the touch of a button.…
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A Warm Welcome to Our New Paediatric Waiting Area
Read more: A Warm Welcome to Our New Paediatric Waiting AreaWe are thrilled to share the exciting news that Munira Wilson, MP for Twickenham, officially opened the newly revamped paediatric waiting area and garden at Teddington Memorial Hospital on 15 November 2024. At the celebration, Munira Wilson unveiled a painting by a local artist, Karen Iredale Lucas, commissioned by Mr Lord Tomlin, a Teddington patient and regular hospital supporter. This milestone, which was made possible through our community’s generosity, marks a significant step in improving the experience of our youngest patients and their families. A Community Effort This transformation would not have been possible without funding from The League of…
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Opening of the revamped Paediatric area: you’re invited
Read more: Opening of the revamped Paediatric area: you’re invitedWe are delighted to invite all members, volunteers, supporters, and anyone interested in our work to the opening of the revamped paediatric area and teen area at the hospital. Friday, November 15, at Noon outside the hospital The celebration will occur outside the hospital on Friday, November 15, at noon. Munira Wilson, MP for Twickenham, the CEO of the NHS Trust, and Simon Douglas-Lane from The League of Friends will give short speeches. Refreshments and cupcakes will be provided. Small groups will be escorted to the Paediatric Area to see the excellent refurbishment work that has taken place. Made possible by…
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Latest news on the Pain Clinic Project
Read more: Latest news on the Pain Clinic ProjectWant to know the latest news on The Pain Clinic Project? This week, we had an exciting update from the project lead, Angela Clarke, at The Friends AGM. Here’s what Angela presented Read on for the latest news on the Pain clinic project… or Drivers for the project The Pain Clinic project, or Teddington Health & Social Care (THSC) Outpatient Facility Development, as it is sometimes referred to, came about for several reasons. Clinical Strategy The NHS is moving to place community services apart from acute hospitals, in part post-COVID, to protect hospital wards and acute settings and to place…
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Join Us for the League of Friends Annual General Meeting
Read more: Join Us for the League of Friends Annual General MeetingWe are delighted to invite all members, volunteers, supporters, and anyone interested in our work to the League of Friends Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Drinks Reception. This special event will take place on Monday, 21 October, at the Peter & Paul Centre, Teddington, and we warmly welcome everyone in the community to join us for an evening of reflection, celebration, and connection. A Look Back at the Year The League of Friends Annual General Meeting will begin with a review of the past year, highlighting our achievements, challenges, and the vital work we’ve been doing to support Teddington Memorial…
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Exciting New Developments: the Pain Clinic project
Read more: Exciting New Developments: the Pain Clinic projectThe Pain Clinic project has commenced! The aim of creating new outpatient facilities, known informally as The Pain Clinic, at Teddington Memorial Hospital at Teddington Health and Social Care Centre (THSCC) is to bring specialist care closer to home, reducing the need for patients to travel to larger hospitals. Find out the latest If you would like to know more, you are invited to attend The Friends Annual General Meeting on Monday, 21 October, at 7.30 pm, at The Peter and Paul Centre Teddington. Angela Clarke, the Estate Development and Optimisation Director responsible for the new clinic project at Teddington Memorial…
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Donate Electrical Goods: Turning Old Electronics into Hospital Projects
Read more: Donate Electrical Goods: Turning Old Electronics into Hospital ProjectsIn today’s fast-paced world of technology, many of us have old gadgets lying around that we no longer use. Instead of letting these electronics gather dust, why not donate electrical goods to a worthy cause? Donating electrical goods can significantly impact those in need, especially when these items are recycled to raise funds. The Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital are promoting an initiative to collect and recycle old electronics (cameras, game consoles, mobile phones, sat navs, and MP3 players) to support their crucial work. The Power of Donating Electronics When you donate electronics, you contribute to a cause that transforms…
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Donate Foreign Currency: Transforming Spare Change into Lifesaving Funds
Read more: Donate Foreign Currency: Transforming Spare Change into Lifesaving FundsIn a world where travel is more accessible than ever, many of us return home from our adventures with leftover foreign coins and banknotes. We can donate foreign currency. These small amounts often end up forgotten in drawers or jars, but they hold the potential to make a significant impact. Donating these foreign coins and banknotes can support a worthy cause and help those in need. We are promoting a campaign to recycle these donations to raise vital funds for our essential work. The Power of Spare Change When you donate foreign currency, you’re contributing to a cause that transforms…
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Jewellery for Charity: Transforming Treasures for a Good Cause
Read more: Jewellery for Charity: Transforming Treasures for a Good CauseJewellery holds sentimental value, beauty, and, often, untapped potential for creating positive change, by donating jewellery for charity. If you have broken, outdated, or no longer worn pieces, consider donating them to charity. This simple act can significantly impact those in need. The Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital are promoting this initiative, recycling donated jewellery to raise essential funds for their vital work. The Impact of Donating Jewellery When you donate jewellery, you’re not just clearing out your drawer; you’re contributing to a cause that transforms lives. The Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital have found an innovative way to turn…