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We were honoured to welcome the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Care, Angela Constance, Commonwealth games mascot, Finnie, and Commonwealth legend Charlie Flynn to the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow yesterday to pass the infamous Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2026 Baton and celebrate the excitement of the events to come.![]()
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Thanks to the Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charityarity, the children and young people on our wards got the opportunity to create their own batons and celebrate with them. Smiles all round!
A huge thank you to Big Stuart’s Squad! 💙![]()
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Friends and family of Inverclyde Royal Hospital patient Stuart Wilson have raised an incredible £4,882 for the hospital’s Renal Dialysis Unit after taking on the 23-mile Glasgow Kiltwalk.![]()
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The team completed the challenge to say thank you to the staff who have cared for Stuart throughout his treatment, and to support the unit that means so much to him and his family.![]()
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Every pound raised will help support the work of the Renal Dialysis Unit and the patients who rely on its care.![]()
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Well done to everyone involved for this fantastic achievement!![]()
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Read more: www.nhsggc.scot/familys-23-mile-kiltwalk-raises-almost-5000-for-inverclyde-royal-hospital-renal-u…
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