This Christmas, our patients and their families need your support more than ever. As we approach the holiday season, many of our patients face challenges that can overshadow the joy of the festivities, especially as an inpatient; unable to spend the holidays with family, friends or loved ones.
Your generous donations will help us provide a gift for every patient who is spending the holidays on one of our wards or rehabilitation units - ensuring that each and every inpatient will experience the warmth and comfort of the season. With any remaining funds, we can provide support to patients who are facing hardship- no matter where they are in their journey with their mental illness. Together, we can make a meaningful difference to patients facing mental illness.
Please consider donating this Christmas, every penny has a purpose and goes directly to supporting our patients.
Join us in spreading hope and “Giving a Little Joy” this holiday season. Thank you for your kindness and support.
Give A Little Joy
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KMPT Charity
Published: 7 Nov 2024
Beneficiary
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KMPT Charity Charity no. 1202262 Email: kmpt.charity@nhs.net |
The KMPT charity is dedicated to enhancing mental health services at the Kent and Medway Social Care Partnership Trust. We achieve this by funding pioneering projects that improve patient experience and wellbeing, provide emotional and practical support to families and carers, assist the wellbeing of healthcare professionals, and deliver innovative research and transformation initiatives.
Kent and Medway Social Care Partnership Trust provide acute and in the community mental health care to over 2000 in patients, and 54,000 patients in the community across the whole of Kent and Medway. The Trust has a particular focus on mental health care for Dementia, Learning disabilities, people with serious metal health conditions with offending history, eating disorders and psychiatric conditions. We have specialist mother and baby units for mother with mental illness and health needs and have a key focus on supporting carers of people with mental health needs.
