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LNWH Charity (London North West Healthcare Charitable Fund)

Annual Accounts and Report 2022-23

LNWH Charity, the dedicated NHS charity for London North West University Healthcare Trust, funded innovative patient and staff projects across Ealing, Northwick Park and Central Middlesex hospitals in 2022-23. Key funded initiatives included the NEON youth worker pilot for 16-24 year-old patients (620+ supported), a dementia care programme, and staff wellbeing schemes. Total income was £790,830 and charitable expenditure £605,730.

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Patient welfare grants; staff welfare and wellbeing projects; medical equipment funding; NEON youth worker service for 16-24 year-old patients; dementia care programme; staff wellbeing challenge (VP GO); community fundraising; legacy giving

📊Key Metrics

620+ young people offered youth worker support through the NEON pilot service at Northwick Park and Ealing hospitals since launch Key Metric 1
£605,730 spent on charitable activities including patient welfare, staff welfare and medical equipment funding Key Metric 2
Since 2015, almost £9 million funded in projects at Ealing, Northwick Park and Central Middlesex hospitals going above and beyond NHS funding Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • NEON (Network for Emerging Older Needs) pilot launched, tackling health inequity among 16 to 24-year-olds admitted to adult wards who fall between paediatric and adult services
  • Charitable activities funded across three hospitals (Ealing, Northwick Park and Central Middlesex) plus community services in Brent, Ealing and Harrow
  • Funded staff wellbeing programme VP GO, in which LNWH NHS Trust staff collectively walked over 10 million steps

📍Geography

London

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