Delivering Comfort to The Royal Oldham Hospital – 30.12.24

On 30th December 2024, Just.Bathe had the privilege of delivering ten of our specially curated boxes to the Accident and Emergency department at The Royal Oldham Hospital. These boxes, designed to provide comfort and dignity to parents during their most challenging moments, were warmly received by the hospital staff.

We were greeted by Ward Sisters Rachel Allen and Maxine Cregan, who expressed their appreciation for the work we do and the impact these boxes will have on grieving families. Their support and enthusiasm remind us of the importance of collaboration with healthcare professionals in ensuring these resources reach the families who need them most.

The photograph here captures this special moment, featuring Just.Bathe founder Dr. Steph Alger alongside Rachel and Maxine. We are deeply grateful for their kind reception and for allowing us to further our mission at The Royal Oldham Hospital. Moments like these inspire us to continue expanding our reach and offering compassion and care to more families.

Thank you to everyone who helps make deliveries like this possible. Together, we can make a real difference.

Upcoming Visit to Salford Royal Hospital – March 2025

In March 2025, Just.Bathe has been honoured with an invitation to visit the Intensive Care Unit at Salford Royal Hospital. This invitation comes from Ward Manager Natalie Bamford, who has graciously welcomed us to present some of our specially designed boxes to the unit.

This visit holds deep personal significance for Just.Bathe founder Dr. Steph Alger, as it was at Salford Royal Hospital in 2020 that her beloved son passed away. The experience of losing her son inspired the creation of Just.Bathe, and it is his legacy that drives our mission to provide comfort and dignity to families facing the unimaginable loss of a child.

Returning to Salford Royal Hospital to share the work born from her son’s memory is both a poignant and meaningful moment for Dr. Alger and the Just.Bathe team. We look forward to connecting with the incredible staff at the Intensive Care Unit and sharing photographs from this heartfelt visit.

We’re excited to announce that a journalist from LBC (Leading Britain’s Conversation) and Global Radio will be joining us on our journey. Their coverage of our cause is a fantastic opportunity to raise awareness and gain valuable publicity, reaching a wide audience who are eager to hear about the important work we do.

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Capturing moments of compassion and support for families.