NHS Lothian Charity Supporter, Alice Graves, and her dad

Alice’s Story: Running in honour of my dad and the remarkable people who cared for him

Inspired by the incredible care that her late father received from the teams at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre, Alice wants to run in honour of her dad and say thank you to the remarkable people who cared for him.

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Making Memories Matter Keepsake items at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre

Making Memories Matters – Enhancing Patient Experience Through Keepsakes

For patients and families facing a palliative diagnosis, creating and preserving memories can be a powerful source of comfort and connection at a difficult time.

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Building for the Future: Supporting a Legacy of Patient-Centred Care at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre

We are delighted to have supported the teams at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre with their ongoing programme of works and their holistic approach to patient care.

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Richard and Jean smiling at the camera

Richard and Jean’s Story: Honouring Jean’s Memory with a Gift in My Will

Discover how Richard honoured his late wife, Jean’s, memory by generously supporting NHS Lothian Charity with a gift in his Will.

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two members of staff talking to a patient as he undergoes treatment

20 December 2024

Your Support is Making a Difference at the Edinburgh C...

New Edinburgh Cancer Centre website launched to help patients with cancer. Thanks to incredible support from NHS Lothian Charity, as […]

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The back of Morag looking at her artwork

Morag’s Story: Saying Thank You with a Gift in her Will

We spoke to Morag*, from Edinburgh, who recently completed her cancer treatment at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre. Morag has chosen […]

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Creation and enhancement of the oncology registrar doctor's office at the Western General Hospital

Supporting a Dedicated Office Space for Oncology Registrar Doctors

We were delighted to support the creation of a dedicated office space registrar doctors in the Oncology department at the Western General Hospital, Edinburgh to help improve team dynamics, collaboration, morale and overall wellbeing.

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Portrait of Alan Harper

Alan Harper

“Bacon roll and a quick cup of tea before back to work.”

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Portrait of Ayesha Irfan

Ayesha Irfan

“I just come here with my headphones and I meditate a little bit or just do some breathing exercises.”

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Portrait of Bernie Dunne

Bernie Dunne

“There’s very little noise, it’s peaceful. If it’s five, ten minutes, sometimes that five or ten minutes is enough to recharge you for the rest of the day.”

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