The League of Worthing Hospitals and Community Friends supports patient care and staff experience at Worthing-area hospitals by funding practical, on-the-ground improvements rather than broad charitable programs. Their grants typically go to NHS wards, departments, and units for equipment, training aids, rehabilitation tools, and patient comfort items, with a clear emphasis on direct benefit to patients and frontline teams. They are especially active in Worthing Hospital and associated sites, and occasionally make very large capital contributions when a case is compelling.
Primarily small-to-medium grants to specific wards and departments, with occasional major one-off donations for high-impact equipment appeals. Funding appears to be request-driven and ongoing rather than tied to a public annual cycle, with applicants usually discussing needs directly with trustees or the contact for bids.
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Approach this funder with a specific, equipment-focused request tied to a named ward, department, or patient group, and be ready to explain the direct benefit to care quality. There is no clearly published deadline; requests appear to be considered on an ongoing basis after discussion, so contact the trustees early and include costs, clinical rationale, and any supporting NHS unit approval.
Current and upcoming funding from The League Of Worthing Hospitals And Community Friends that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: For use by wards and departments within the supported trusts in the Worthing area (SCT, SPT, or UHST). Requests must be justified by the bidding department or ward and first discussed with the sponsoring Friends Trustee. The NHS must not be able to meet the request.
Who can apply: Applications accepted from Wards/Departments/Units within the supported Trusts (UHST, SPT, SCT). Requests must be sponsored/validated by the relevant Friends Trustee and justified by the bidding Ward or Department. Bid forms are trust-specific (LOF 11 for UHST, LOF 12 for SPFT, LOF 13 for SCT).
Deadline: Not specified publicly. Process appears to accept requests on an ongoing basis following discussion with a sponsoring Trustee.
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