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Plucky pensioner, May Hamilton, completed 40 lengths of Southend pier in just one week, the equivalent distance of 49 miles, to raise money for LNWH Trust.

When Gail Manning, a registered health play specialist in Jack’s Place children’s ward, recognised the need for children and young people to share their experiences of using LNWH NHS Trust services and work together to make improvements, we were happy to help.

We are delighted to fund music therapy to benefit our parents and new-born babies during what can be a stressful and worrying time. Premature or sick babies are cared for on our neonatal unit, and they can be with us for many weeks, depending on their health care needs.

Thanks to funding from LNWH Charity, through the transformation innovation fund, mobile dispensing units are ready to roll.

To help identify patients who are at risk and help reduce incidents of falls at LNWH NHS Trust, we funded the “Think Yellow” initiative.

The greenspace programme was one of the projects voted for by staff to receive some of the £1m innovation and transformation fund pledged by the Charity.

Our funding meant that staff could experience the daily issues autistic people face on a specially adapted bus.

Thanks to our funding, through the transformation innovation fund, patients in our discharge lounge will have a more comfortable wait.

Thanks to Charity funding, patients, staff and visitors can enjoy a mini exhibition in its upstairs Galleria, highlighting the shows filmed at the hospital.

Thanks to Charity funding, Dr Jessie Alfonso, consultant physician in rehabilitation medicine was able to attend the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPMR) conference recently.