Welcome to Radio Frimley Park
Welcome to Radio Frimley Park, the dedicated radio station for the patients of Frimley Park Hospital. We broadcast round the clock – 24
hours a day, seven days a week, to inform, educate and make the patients' stay in the hospital more enjoyable with regular quizzes, playing
requests and of course some great music.
The charity has been operating since 1976 and continues to go from strength to strength.
Supporting Charities
Radio Frimley Park does provide short audio pieces for various charities. We are currently promoting five organisations and events; such as the Farnborough Rotary Club’s "Music in the Park", which is on in Farnborough on the 13th and 14th of July, and raises money for the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice in Farnham. This will celebrate 40 years of Phyliss Tuckwell Hospice Care and to date £468,000 has been raised for them by the Rotary Club, over the past nine events.
"Katcando," is a charity that raises money for cancer patients care and was founded by a lady called Kate Coles in 2004, and they too have raised incredible amounts of money for various hospitals over that period. £142,000 has gone to Frimley Park but altogether they have raised just over £320,000 divided across SW Surrey and NW Hampshire.
"Time to Talk," is a relatively new scheme that aims to get volunteers simply going along for just one hour to talk to people who may be lonely and on their own and in need of a bit of comforting chat.
"The Lymphoma Action2 group, does exactly what it says on the tin and brings together sufferers from the disease to meet, talk and share their problems and thoughts.
And finally, our own "Frimley Health Foundation Trust," under the guidance of Sarah Waldron, are always on the lookout for members to join as a friend of the group and get more involved in their local hospitals and provide feedback and also listen to talks on various topics.
Tune in to Radio Frimley Park and you will hear these appeals and their various contact details broadcast throughout our scheduled programmes or go to your favourite ‘search engine’ and you will find their details.
