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Swansea Bay Health Charity

Impact Report 2024-25

Swansea Bay Health Charity's 2024-25 Impact Report covers the official NHS charity for Swansea Bay University Health Board. Over £1.2 million was raised and invested across pioneering research, medical equipment, hospital environments, patient and family wellbeing, and staff wellbeing and training, supporting more than 250 wards and departments and 14,000 NHS staff. Highlights include refurbishing NICU family accommodation, a new children's sensory room, and continued growth in legacy giving.

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Funding for pioneering medical research, cutting-edge equipment, hospital building/space improvements, patient and family wellbeing initiatives, staff wellbeing and training, and a Small Grants Scheme for community groups

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 £1.2M+ raised through donations and fundraising in 2024-25
Key Metric 2 250+ wards and departments supported; 14,000 NHS staff supported through wellbeing initiatives
Key Metric 3 £500,000 received in legacy giving; £160,000+ raised for the Cwtsh Clos NICU family accommodation appeal

Key Outcomes

  • Research investment rose from £107,000 (2023-24) to £203,000 (2024-25), including pancreatic cancer diagnostics and radiotherapy quality research
  • Five NICU family homes (Cwtsh Clos) refurbished; new sensory therapy room opened at Neath Port Talbot Children's Centre
  • 177 staff took part in 46 Sharing HOPE wellbeing arts sessions; 15 young burns survivors supported through a confidence-building trip

Geography

Wales

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