We are
Swansea Bay Health Charity
The official charity of Swansea Bay University Health Board
Appeal
Cwtsh Clos Appeal
We’re Nearly There!
Help us reach our goal of £160,000 to refurbish five homes away from home for families with sick and tiny babies in Singleton Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
We’re raising £200,000 to create a nature space for child health and well-being in the Children’s Centre in Neath Port Talbot Hospital.
Support the
Cwtsh Natur
appeal today.
With your help, Swansea Bay Health Charity raises money for pioneering research, cutting-edge equipment, enhancing buildings and spaces, patient and family wellbeing and staff training which are not covered by core NHS funding.
Touched by Cancer
Come along to a day of fun at our first ever women’s touch rugby tournament, Touched by Cancer.
All proceeds will help us to improve the facilities, services and experiences for patients and their loved ones in Singleton Hospital’s South West Wales Cancer Centre.
The centre provides lifesaving cancer treatments, including radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy, to thousands of people across South West Wales.
Will we see you there? 9th August 2025 at Aberavon RFC
How you can support us
Make a donation
Donate online today
You can make a one-off payment or set up a regular donation to Swansea Bay Health Charity via the donations and fundraising platform Enthuse, which has no payment provider fees. Remember to specify which ward, department or appeal you’d like it to go to.
You can also use JustGiving, which offers loads of tips, help and advice if you’re running your own event.
Our major appeals
Cwtsh Natur
We are raising £160,000 to refurbish five homes away from home for families with sick and tiny babies in Singleton Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
The NICU cares for almost 500 babies a year. Families come here from all over South Wales, not just Swansea Bay, with many living hours away by car and even longer by public transport.
30 Miles in May
Sharing HOPE
Going the Extra Mile for Cancer
Jiffy’s Cancer 50 Challenge
