Despite our urban location in the heart of London, UCLH is fortunate to have dedicated garden spaces which can be enjoyed by patients, staff and visitors alike. We need your help to renew and provide ongoing care for these gardens and green spaces.

We know that our green spaces, which can be found on the rooftops of the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre, Grafton Way Building, the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and the Royal National ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals, can provide sanctuary and tranquillity. Research confirms that gardens can contribute to a greater sense of wellbeing, improved patient outcomes and sustainability. Our gardens require a significant investment to keep them healthy and thriving. NHS funds cannot support either the creation or maintenance of these precious green spaces. But with your help, we can ensure these gardens continue to flourish all year round and for many years to come.

Charitable donations have already made a difference, like the partial refurbishment of the garden at the Cancer Centre which includes new plants and containers. This is enabling patients spending long periods of time having treatment such as chemotherapy, to visit the garden, re-connect with nature and have some time away from the busy clinical environment.