Somerset NHS Charity is a new addition to our charity family and will fundraise for county-wide NHS projects and projects that fall outside our two main district hospitals. It will raise funds to make a difference at our community hospitals, our mental health services and across our other community-based services. If you would like to support one of our community hospitals or services, please contact

Somerset NHS Foundation Trust Charitable Funds

Yeovil Hospital Charity is Yeovil Hospital’s official charity. It raises money to fund new projects, buildings and equipment that make a difference for patients at what is often a difficult time. With the support of the community, the charity has funded a huge range of exciting projects throughout the hospital.

Yeovil Hospital Charity works hard to make a difference for patients at Yeovil hospital. The donations we receive are spent on improving the hospital’s facilities, buying new equipment and funding new projects and services that make life easier for patients at what is often a difficult time.

For help with your fundraising, please contact us on 01935 383020 or email us at YeovilHospitalCharity@somersetft.nhs.uk. 

According to UNICEF figures, 20% of the world’s child population will never attend school.

School in a Bag is a simple solution created to help poor, orphan, vulnerable and disaster affected children throughout the world. Each SchoolBag is filled with stationery, learning resources and eating utensils that will enable a child to write, draw, colour, calculate, express themselves and above all learn.

An education for these children could be their passport to a life out of hardship and poverty.

Our Charity

Long Covid Support is a registered charity in England and Wales, formed by a group of people struggling to recover from Covid-19.

Our Vision

At Long Covid Support our vision for everyone affected by Long Covid to have access to appropriate treatment and support.
Through support and advocacy, to research and education, we are on a mission to:

• connect people living with Long Covid globally to share learnings and perspectives and provide support to improve their quality of life
• engage with key policy makers and service providers so that patients’ rights and needs are heard and they are equal partners in all decisions about their health, employment and welfare
• support research into effective treatments, innovations and services and to ensure that research priorities are informed by lived experience
• raise awareness and improve understanding so that Long Covid is well defined, with high quality information, support and health services in place throughout the UK