Staff Support

Working in one of the country’s largest hospital trusts is no small task, and we want to acknowledge staff commitment to patient care by helping to provide a positive and supportive environment for them to flourish in.

Thanks to your generous donations, each year around 300 members of hospital staff are able to improve their existing knowledge, keep up to date with the latest medical advances and bring new developments in care from across the world back to Sheffield to benefit our patients.

Helping Palliative Care staff to help patients

The Palliative Care teams at our hospitals deliver end of life care to around 800 new patients and their families every year. To help them deliver the best possible support to those facing life-limiting conditions, your donations fund specialist training in pain management so staff can ensure patients are as comfortable as possible.

We recognise that the nature of delivering end-of-life care is an emotionally and psychologically demanding role and so funds are also available for staff to attend resilience training and receive pastoral support so that they continue to feel strong and healthy providing the highest level of care to those who need it.

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Dad raises thousands to thank hospital staff for daughters’ care

The proud father of two little girls has raised thousands of pounds for Sheffield Hospitals Charity to thank city doctors for their care during the first few months of their lives.
Health pro to complete mammoth charity trek

A Research Coordinator passionate about her role in the NHS has signed up for a mammoth trek in aid of Sheffield Hospitals Charity’s new staff challenge.
Sheffield Hospitals Charity gets a ‘Little Help from its Friends’

Sheffield Hospitals Charity will benefit from a special single that celebrates the 70th birthday of the NHS, break a world record, and raise funds for NHS charities across the UK.
Stephen's triple race challenge to thank hospital staff who saved his fingers

A maintenance engineer who thought he'd lost his thumb after an injury to his hands at work is taking on a three step running challenge to thank hospital staff.