A Message from Craig Revel Horwood

Volunteer Application Form

Are you interested in becoming a volunteer with the Friends Of Fareham Community Hospital?

Download the application form here in either pdf or Word^(TM) format:

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Memory Groups

September 2021

We will be holding our memory group meetings at the Park Gate, Royal British Legion Club, 366 Brook Lane, SO31 7DP every Monday except Bank Holidays, starting in September 2021.

Mornings: 10:30 am to 12:30 pm

Afternoons: 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

For more information call Petta on 01489 584 086

This necessary temporary relocation of our very successful Memory Groups, was not a decision taken lightly by us, but in order for our Community Hospital to provide the very much needed Chemotherapy Unit we have had to vacate the Tom Smith room. 

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11 NHS tips to cope with Anxiety about coming out of Lockdown.

This document can be found on our "Documents to download" page, or at

https://www.nhs.uk/every-mind-matters/coronavirus/tips-to-cope-with-anxiety-lockdown-lifting/

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Spring and Summer 2021 Newsletter now available

Also available from our Documents to Download page

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Volunteer Application Form

The Volunteer Application Form can be downloaded here.

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Welcome to The Friends of Fareham Community Hospital Web Site

Mission Statement

The Friends of Fareham Community Hospital provide support to the Fareham Community Hospital and help to link it with the community which it serves. We provide guidance to users on entering the hospital, operate dementia friendly memory clubs, raise funds for transport, equipment and materials which are outwith the budget of the NHS; encourage local organisations and businesses to support the Hospital where appropriate, and raise awareness of the services available at the hospital.

FFCH, as we call it, was started in June 2010 soon after the Hospital was established. Set up as a charity in September 2011, the Friends’ objectives are:

• to provide Volunteers for a welcoming and guided stewarding service for patients and to help man certain reception desks
• to publicise the Hospital’s services and activities throughout the community
• to encourage local organisations and businesses to support the Hospital where appropriate
• to bring to the attention of the Hospital staff any concerns or suggestions from the public of which they may become aware, for instance the need for the return of a local centre for medical equipment loans.