RNOH Charity · Annual Report 2025/26
Powering progress.
Transforming lives.
Charitable support helps the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital go beyond standard NHS funding - advancing specialist care, research, rehabilitation and the hospital experience.
A year of shared ambition
Making specialist care
even more extraordinary.
RNOH Charity works in close partnership with the hospital, bringing together donors, fundraisers, volunteers, clinicians and researchers to turn ambitious ideas into real improvements for patients.
Innovation in action
A clearer view.
A faster diagnosis.
More than £1 million of Charity funding helped revitalise the Imaging Centre at Stanmore. Its HiRise scanner is expected to benefit more than 6,000 patients each year, while the NHS's first EOSedge scanner at Stanmore has increased imaging capacity by more than 1,200%.
6,000+patients a year1,200%+capacity increase
What charitable support makes possible
Three priorities.
One human purpose.
Patient
experience
Funding practical improvements, rehabilitation and welcoming spaces that support patients and families throughout their care.
People and
wellbeing
Helping staff and volunteers feel recognised, supported and equipped to deliver outstanding specialist care.
Research and
innovation
Backing pioneering diagnostics, infection research and more personalised approaches to treatment.
Patient experience
Recovery for the
whole person.
From improved spinal injury spaces,to practical support through recovery,
care continues beyond the hospital.
Medical research
Turning discovery into better treatment.
£70,000 supported digital histopathology and genomics; £98,000 backed personalised phage therapy research.
Community
Every challenge carries the mission further.
Supporters raised funds and awareness through runs, rides, treks and community-led events.The strength of community
Time given.
Lives touched.
Between 200 and 250 volunteers supported wards, clinics and events through the year. Their work included patient transport, therapy-dog visits, appointment calls and practical companionship.
23,894people served by the patient buggy service in 2025Nearly 200,000 journeys since 2016
The year in numbers
Funds directed
towards impact.
Figures shown are rounded from the Annual Report. The complete financial statements, governance information and auditor's report remain available in the full publication.
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Progress is
a partnership.
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