Celebrating the Gift of Life: Supporting the Edinburgh Transplant Team at the British Transplant Games
Every year, hundreds of people across the UK receive a life-saving organ transplant. But leaving the operating theatre is just the beginning.
Increasing Access to Life-Saving Clinical Trials in Lothian
Clinical trials save lives. Not only do they pioneer the medicines and treatments of tomorrow, they also bring real benefits today.
Community Spirit in Action: Rotary Club Steps Up
Members of the Rotary Club of Whitburn have proudly raised £5,000 inspired by the personal experiences of the NHS by multiple club members and their families.
Celebrating Breast Cancer Research Advances During Bre...
At the start of October, we hosted a night of lab tours and presentations from leading NHS Lothian researchers and clinicians. During the evening, we reflected on the incredible impact your generosity has made.
NHS Lothian Charity Supports New Pilot Study on Bowel Cancer Detection
A pioneering charity-funded research pilot offers hope for gentler tests and earlier detection of bowel cancer.
Tonic Arts Autumn Round Up
This autumn has been all about transformation, creativity, and connection. From vibrant commissions at Chalmers Centre and exciting upcoming enhancements […]
Celebrating Life and Gratitude: RIE Transplant Unit Ma...
Celebrating the life-changing work of the transplant unit, the generosity of donors and families, and the strength of the community that surrounds transplant care.
Royal Edinburgh Hospital Staff Scale The Kelpies to Support Families During End-of-Life Care
A team of nurses and clinical support workers from the Royal Edinburgh Hospital (REH) scaled Scotland’s iconic Kelpies to raise money for the Purple Butterfly project, a heart-warming initiative designed to bring comfort and dignity to families during end-of-life care.
Lise, Nicola and Lisa’s Kiltwalk Story: Walking for Comfort, Dignity and Care
Every year, thousands of people take on the Kiltwalk to support causes close to their hearts. Among them this year, are three remarkable NHS Lothian members of staff.
Shaurya’s Story: Coming together to ‘be more Dhruv’ and celebrate a brother, son, friend and colleague
When Shaurya Abhi signed up for the Edinburgh Marathon Festival, it wasn’t just about crossing the finish line – it was about honouring his brother, Dhruv.