Basildon Hospital stroke unit receives gift after caring for dad

By Neil Speight

19th Mar 2022 | Local News

From left: Helen Cumper, Sheila David, Suzanne Jenkins, David Ambrose, ward sister Eva Aluarez, Nitisha Bengoo, Amy Brown and Bec Stuck.
From left: Helen Cumper, Sheila David, Suzanne Jenkins, David Ambrose, ward sister Eva Aluarez, Nitisha Bengoo, Amy Brown and Bec Stuck.

A STROKE unit has been given a donation of over £5,800 to support patients.

Suzanne Jenkins's dad, from Laindon, suffered two strokes and was cared for at Basildon & Thurrock Hospital.

To show her gratitude to the stroke unit, Suzanne and her colleagues at Triland Metals Ltd took on the challenge of walking 16 bridges in London in seven hours.

The money they raised will be used to buy four wheelchairs and a recliner chair for the unit.

James Overton, ward manager of the stroke unit, said: "Donations like this make the world of difference to the quality of care and rehabilitation of our patients.

"We couldn't be more grateful for this generous donation."

     

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