The girls at Enable are wanting to raise as much money as possible to support Love Your Hospital, the charity set up to provide much needed funds for our West Sussex Hospitals. In order to raise money they are putting on a Black Tie Ball entitled “The Queen of Hearts” at the Hilton Avisford Hotel near Arundel on Saturday 16th May. The ball will feature bubbles on arrival, the fantastic local band ‘The Dumb Waiters’, a three-course meal with wine, dancing, and a DJ. There will also be an exciting auction with fabulous prizes to raise further money for Love Your Hospital. The cost is £60 per head, with a reduced rate of £55 per head for groups of 6-9 and £50 per head for a group of 10 or more.
The evening should prove to be a great opportunity to have some fun, whilst raising money for an exceptionally good cause.
Register your interest by emailing info@enableltd.com
Enable is a local company started by Emily Allchurch, a practicing solicitor. The easiest way to describe the company is, as one client put it, “like having a really competent family member on tap”. They are able to arrange care, pay bills, look after all of your admin, sort through your post, even do your weekly shopping, to enable you to worry less and enjoy life more.
For more information on the services they offer see their website www.enableltd.com or telephone them on 01243680680 - they are always happy to offer a no obligation home visit to see how they can help.
Every year Love Your Hospital raise and invest more than £1m to help ensure patients and visitors at St. Richard’s, Worthing and Southlands Hospitals have the best possible experience.
This money is invested in several areas
- the latest medical equipment to speed up test results and diagnosis
- to improve the patient experience, such as installing information screens, communal gardens and refurbishing clinical areas
- by providing funding for education and training for our nurses and doctors to provide the best possible care to patients.
Visit www.loveyourhospital.org to see how you can help them provide the vital funding required for our local hospitals.
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