Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability

2025 London Marathon

Chris Steward

Chris Steward

My Story

About me

I currently work at RHN as a Trainee Advanced Nurse Practitioner. All of the individuals at this organisation do a fantastic job and aim towards achieving excellent patient outcomes and improving the quality of lives for patients. The information after my bio provides more information on the organisation I work for and what the donations go towards  

This is a last minute addition with two months spare before the date. I must admit that it has come as an unexpected surprise but if you know me, one thing I thrive on is a challenge. Apologies in advance to all those who will see regular updates on the socials.

Any donations to this charity would be very much appreciated. The money you raise will help the organisation to continue to fund and build on services.

If you would like to watch then I will keep you updated with this but please pencil in Sunday 27th April 2025 in London.  

 


Since 1854, the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability cares for people who have a severe brain injury or neurological disease affecting their brain. The RHN provides therapies and life-changing services such as music therapy, electronic assistive technology, occupational therapy art, bespoke wheelchairs and leisure and family service, to ensure people with neuro-disability can have the best quality of life possible. Your donations not only help make lives better today, they also invest in the future for people affected by neuro-disability. The RHN also fund and conduct research through the Institute of Neuro-palliative Rehabilitation which ensures that they are always looking for improvements in techniques and practices to provide the best support for people in their care. Please consider donating to the RHN to ensure they can continue the essential work and care they provide to adults with severe brain injuries and neurological diseases. www.rhn.org.uk [email protected] Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability Registered charity number 205907

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Funded

  • Target
    £2,000
  • Raised so far
    £1,551
  • Number of donors
    54

My Story

About me

I currently work at RHN as a Trainee Advanced Nurse Practitioner. All of the individuals at this organisation do a fantastic job and aim towards achieving excellent patient outcomes and improving the quality of lives for patients. The information after my bio provides more information on the organisation I work for and what the donations go towards  

This is a last minute addition with two months spare before the date. I must admit that it has come as an unexpected surprise but if you know me, one thing I thrive on is a challenge. Apologies in advance to all those who will see regular updates on the socials.

Any donations to this charity would be very much appreciated. The money you raise will help the organisation to continue to fund and build on services.

If you would like to watch then I will keep you updated with this but please pencil in Sunday 27th April 2025 in London.  

 


Since 1854, the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability cares for people who have a severe brain injury or neurological disease affecting their brain. The RHN provides therapies and life-changing services such as music therapy, electronic assistive technology, occupational therapy art, bespoke wheelchairs and leisure and family service, to ensure people with neuro-disability can have the best quality of life possible. Your donations not only help make lives better today, they also invest in the future for people affected by neuro-disability. The RHN also fund and conduct research through the Institute of Neuro-palliative Rehabilitation which ensures that they are always looking for improvements in techniques and practices to provide the best support for people in their care. Please consider donating to the RHN to ensure they can continue the essential work and care they provide to adults with severe brain injuries and neurological diseases. www.rhn.org.uk [email protected] Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability Registered charity number 205907

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