Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust,
Brockley Hill, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 4LP
0208 909 5362
Registered Charity Number 1166129
RNOH Charity is currently fundraising for a range of projects that will transform the experience of RNOH patients:
Robotic technology is increasing learning and surgical success in neuro-musculoskeletal treatment and is a key target for RNOH Charity this year.
Initial focus is on new technology for hip replacement, spinal and neurosurgery, to give RNOH greater access to cutting-edge tools that allow for better control in advanced procedures, more precision and easier recoveries for patients. We are working hard to raise £630,000 towards this important equipment.


Since its inception in 2015 the Volunteer Service has dramatically improved the quality and efficiency of the hospital's service. The successful growth of the group has allowed additional services to be introduced, such as the patient buggy service, the patient shopping trolley and the patient meal time buddies.
The Volunteer Service relies entirely on charitable support. The RNOH Charity is looking to raise £150,000 to enable us to continue funding the Volunteer Service.

This project aims to enhance the natural environment by transforming the lake and its surrounding areas at our Stanmore site to benefit patients, visitors and staff. RNOH Charity is on a mission to reach our £80,000 fundraising target to bring this vision to life.
As a leading referral centre treating complex and emotionally demanding orthopaedic cases, RNOH recognises the importance of supporting staff wellbeing, including for those living on-site, many of whom are from overseas. A safe, well-maintained outdoor space will help reduce stress, boost morale, and aid recruitment and retention. The restored lake and grounds will also offer patients and visitors a much-needed area of respite from the demands of the busy clinical environment.
The proposed transformation will create an accessible, biodiverse landscape that encourages physical activity, mindfulness and connection with nature. It will provide a vital resource that supports recovery, promotes mental wellbeing and strengthens community engagement.
This initiative will reinforce RNOH’s reputation as a preferred place to work and receive care, while delivering a lasting legacy that benefits all who come here.

If you would like further information about any of the initiatives, please do contact us.
To contribute towards any of these projects, please visit our donation page.
Registered Charity Number 1166129
The RNOH Charity raises money to strengthen and support the people, research and infrastructure that make the RNOH one of the world's best orthopaedic hospitals