Welcome to QVH Charity
Queen Victoria Hospital puts lives back together.
Now more than ever, we are investing in initiatives that will make a real difference to staff and patients.
Since 1996, QVH Charity has provided funding for equipment and other improvements that are above and beyond what the NHS funds to help support the life changing care provided at Queen Victoria Hospital.
Queen Victoria Hospital is a specialist NHS hospital providing life-changing reconstructive surgery, burns care and rehabilitation services for people across the South of England. Our world-leading clinical teams also treat common conditions of the hands, eyes, skin and teeth for the people of East Grinstead and the surrounding area. In addition we provide a minor injuries unit, expert therapies and a sleep service.
Your support really will make a difference. Watch our short video, featuring patient Declan and QVH staff, showing some of the things your donations have helped fund and how it is making a difference to patients.
With your help we can do even more.
Radiology runners complete 10K challenge for QVH Charity
Two members of QVH’s radiology team recently took on a 10K challenge for QVH Charity.
QVH Charity ambassador Will does us proud in Paris
QVH Charity ambassador and Paralympic table tennis star Will Bayley walks away from Paris with a silver medal.
Actor Jack is becoming a Mud Monster for QVH Charity!
Actor Jack Ashton will be taking on a different role this month as he takes on the Mud Monsters challenge for us.
Chartham Park tees off new charity partnership with QVH Charity!
Chartham Park Golf & Country Club has selected us to be its Charity of the Year for 2024!
Thomas’s Appeal
With your help, superheroes like Thomas can enjoy a future beyond life-changing injuries
Teddy-Terrific!
Read about our super supporter Arla and how she decided to help others....
The Gift - our new look Spring/Summer newsletter
Find out how a Hollywood legend continues to change lives!
Edmund and Sarah's incredible walking challenge
Find out how the inspirational couple raised over £2,000 in lockdown