Welcome
to the League of Friends of Helston Community
Hospital website.
Helston
Community Hospital is a small Community
Hospital with 24 beds and holds various
Clinics for people in the area.
League of Friends provides funds for equipment
to assist in the comfort and care of patients
and staff throughout the Hospital as well
as providing Easter, Christmas cards and
presents for the patients.
The
League receives support from the local
Community in the way of legacies, fundraising
events, donations and collections and
raises monies by organizing a Fete, Coffee
Mornings and fundraising events.
Officers
for 2022
President Dr Ken Whittle
Chairman - Mrs Ann Ferris

Ann Ferris took her first Meeting, as
Chairman, this week at the Helston Community
Hospital.
The Committee have been not met for nearly
two years but have continued to support
the Hospital.
During
this difficult period we have supplied
the following:- 20 Chairs for the
Reception £3336; Patient Flat
Lift Kit £6965; Illuminated
Magnifying Glass Trolley and Weight
£408; 2 hoists £6621;
Minor Injuries Unit Crash Trolley
£1971, 9 remote TV controls
and Labour £232, Maintenance
of the Aquarium in Outpatients Waiting
room £546, Christmas Presents
for Patients, Easter Eggs for Patients |
January
2022
President
of The Helston Rotary Club, Amanda Boxer,
presenting a cheque
to Dr Ken Whittle President of The League
of Friendsof Helston Community Hospital
for £1472
from monies raised by its members during
lockdown.
June 2021
The
Mayor of Helston John Martin and Councillor
Tim Grattan-Kane with the League of Friends
President Dr Ken Whittle, Chairman Heather
Gilbert, Trudy Addington and Paula Hellier
from Helston Community hospital with the
new bench that the council have donated
and dedicated to the NHS and all key workers.
It is situated on Meneage road, so if
you are walking that way please take time
to sit and reflect on the amazing work
being done by the wonderful staff at Helston
Community Hospital and all the key workers
in Helston during this year difficult
time. The council also very kindly donated
£540 to the League of Friends to
enable them to support the patients at
the hospital.
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