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James Alterman, Head of Fundraising and Communications at the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Foundation says:
“We are thrilled to be an official charity partner of the 2023 Clean and Tidy Home Show! Our aim is to support and strengthen nursing and midwifery to improve the health and well-being of the public. To be present at the event and partner with the Clean & Tidy Home Show will provide the RCN Foundation with the opportunity to raise the profile of the nursing profession and strengthen public understanding of its contribution to improving the nation’s health.”
Hazel Needham, Marketing Manager of The Clean & Tidy Home Show, adds, “Our aim is to empower individuals to create a home that supportstheir lifestyle - and nursing, midwifery and other shift workers need a homethat reflects their needs.”
“We are also all about community – including giving back to it –and right now, nurses need our support more than ever. This partnership should enable our community to support the RCN Foundation community in any way theycan– even from their homes.”
We can’t wait to work closely with the RCN Foundation and we’re sure this will be a productive and beneficial relationship.
To find out how you can support the nursing and midwifery community, please visit https://rcnfoundation.rcn.org.uk/Support-us
About RCN Foundation
The RCN Foundation is an independent charity whose purpose is to support and strengthen nursing to improve the health and well-being of the public. It is here for every current and former nurse, midwife and health care assistant, as well as students and nursing associates. It supports individual members of the nursing team by providing grants to those who are facing hardship, or who want to enhance their skills and develop their practice; it invests in the profession by funding nursing-led projects; and it champions nursing by supporting projects that raise the profile of the profession and highlight the contribution that nursing and midwifery makes to improving the nation’s health. www.rcnfoundation.org.uk
James Alterman, Head of Fundraising and Communications at the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Foundation says:
“We are thrilled to be an official charity partner of the 2023 Clean and Tidy Home Show! Our aim is to support and strengthen nursing and midwifery to improve the health and well-being of the public. To be present at the event and partner with the Clean & Tidy Home Show will provide the RCN Foundation with the opportunity to raise the profile of the nursing profession and strengthen public understanding of its contribution to improving the nation’s health.”
Hazel Needham, Marketing Manager of The Clean & Tidy Home Show, adds, “Our aim is to empower individuals to create a home that supportstheir lifestyle - and nursing, midwifery and other shift workers need a homethat reflects their needs.”
“We are also all about community – including giving back to it –and right now, nurses need our support more than ever. This partnership should enable our community to support the RCN Foundation community in any way theycan– even from their homes.”
We can’t wait to work closely with the RCN Foundation and we’re sure this will be a productive and beneficial relationship.
To find out how you can support the nursing and midwifery community, please visit https://rcnfoundation.rcn.org.uk/Support-us
About RCN Foundation
The RCN Foundation is an independent charity whose purpose is to support and strengthen nursing to improve the health and well-being of the public. It is here for every current and former nurse, midwife and health care assistant, as well as students and nursing associates. It supports individual members of the nursing team by providing grants to those who are facing hardship, or who want to enhance their skills and develop their practice; it invests in the profession by funding nursing-led projects; and it champions nursing by supporting projects that raise the profile of the profession and highlight the contribution that nursing and midwifery makes to improving the nation’s health. www.rcnfoundation.org.uk
