Donate to the SCALE project

Uganda has a high volume of critically ill people, but limited capacity to provide intensive care. We’re working in partnership with hospitals in Kampala to develop the skills and confidence of doctors and nurses to help provide the best possible care for critically ill patients in both Uganda and the UK. Your support will help deliver sustainable training and mentorship to make lasting changes that save lives.

Please donate today and help us to continue this vital work.

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£5 could help us work with partners in Kenya to drive down the high rate of deaths related to antimicrobial resistance.

£10 could help us work with Jordanian healthcare professionals to provide life-changing surgery for refugees with facial deformities in Jordan.

£15 could help us work with partners in Uganda to speed up the diagnosis of children with cancer to improve their outcomes and save lives.

£50 could go towards teaching materials to support the training of Ugandan nurses.

£100 could help fund a series of online simulation training sessions to enable teams of Ugandan nurses to practice their critical care skills.

£250 could help support a team of UK nurses to deliver bedside training sessions in Uganda and bring back new learning to support critical care patients in the UK.

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Donate by post

Please send a cheque made payable to ‘Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (CGHP)’ to Box 126, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 0QQ.

Get in touch

If you would like to fundraise for CGHP, are a company looking to partner with us, or a donor considering making a major gift, we’d be delighted to hear from you. Please contact our Fundraising Lead, Hannah on hannah.wilson@cghp.org.uk. 

“The long-term placements are where relationships are really built, and where the culture starts to shift. The regular conversations, the back and forth of ideas and comparisons between how we do things here and in Kampala.”

Lisa Enoch, Education Lead Critical Care, Cambridge University Hospitals Trust