Hospital team's charity challenge
The Herald|July 01, 2022
A TEAM of staff from Derriford Hospital will take on Mount Snowdon this weekend to raise funds for charity. The nine colleagues will be trekking up the highest peak in Wales on Sunday to raise funds for the stillbirth and neonatal death organisation, Sands.
SHANNON BROWN
Hospital team's charity challenge

The team of nurses and healthcare assistants from the hospital's Ocean Suite will be taking on 1,085m high Snowdon, which is the tallest peak in Wales, and typically takes six to eight hours to climb.

The Ocean Suite at the University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust provides care for all pregnancy-related conditions up to 20 weeks. The team wants to raise funds for the charity as a way to give back to Sands, who provide bereavement training and guidance for staff as well as memory boxes and keepsakes for parents.

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