
Help NHS Lothian Charity bring Christmas cheer to pati...
NHS Lothian Charity has launched its new festive event, The National ‘Elf Service Day, to help support NHS Lothian staff to bring Christmas cheer to patients in hospitals and communities, creating joyful memories for those who are unwell.

Volunteers Transform Garden for Cancer Patients at the...
In a heart-warming effort to enhance the wellbeing of cancer patients, volunteers from FreeAgent, with support from staff at TCV, […]

Andrew’s Story: Overcoming Challenges, Giving Back and Climbing to New Heights
After receiving exceptional care during his cancer treatment, Andrew Baillie decided to give back, and raise money for NHS Lothian […]

Revolutionary Hovermatt Technology to Support Cancer Patients
Fighting Against Cancer Edinburgh (FACE) is one of our cancer funds based at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre of the Western […]

Lorna’s Story – Supporting Families Impacted By Cancer
Fighting Against Cancer Edinburgh (FACE) is one of our cancer funds based at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre of the Western […]

Help NHS Lothian Charity create a brighter Christmas f...
NHS Lothian Charity, has launched its Secret Santa appeal to help raise the spirits of those who are spending Christmas […]

Pamela’s Story: How a donation in memory of a loved one is helping improve experiences for patients living with cancer
Pamela Graham was a wife, mother of two daughters, and a qualified Sonographer, who dedicated her career to the NHS […]

Enhancing Breast Cancer Clinical Practice And Management Through Life-Saving Research
Biomarkers are molecules found in the blood that show signs of certain diseases or conditions. They can also be used […]

Enhancing Patient Experience Using Digital Interactive Technologies And 3D Printing
Thanks to funding from NHS Lothian Charity, patients with renal cancer can now better understand their diagnosis and make more […]

Al’s Sahara Adventure
Alan Fairbairn decided to take on Rust 2 Sahara challenge in April this year to raise money for our Edinburgh […]