Circle Health Group, a prominent healthcare provider with two locations in Middlesex, namely Harrow and Northwood, has made a generous donation of £10,000 to support the British Skin Foundation.
With a staggering 60% of people in Middlesex experiencing a skin condition or skin cancer at some point in their lives, Circle Health Group’s contribution will aid the British Skin Foundation in funding crucial research on various skin conditions, including skin cancer.
This annual donation will empower the Foundation’s teams across the UK to conduct groundbreaking research and make strides in the field of dermatology.
David Uregbula, Head of Business Development and Partnerships at Circle Health Group, expressed the organisation’s understanding of the significance of the British Skin Foundation’s work, stating, “With specialist dermatology services available across our national network of hospitals, we understand the importance of the British Skin Foundation’s work.
“We are delighted to be playing a pivotal role in supporting their drive to improve research and treatment for future generations.”
Matthew Patey OBE, Chief Executive Officer of the British Skin Foundation, acknowledged the continued need to enhance the lives of patients in the UK and worldwide.
He praised Circle Health Group’s substantial donation, stating, “This substantial donation from Circle Health Group gives the scientific community’s most talented researchers more resources to continue their ongoing mission.”
Circle Health Group’s contribution underscores their commitment to advancing the field of dermatology and improving skin health outcomes. By collaborating with the British Skin Foundation, they aim to ensure that future generations receive better research, treatments, and care for skin conditions.
Circle Health Group has two locations in Middlesex, including Bishops Wood Hospital, Rickmansworth Road, Northwood, and The Clementine Churchill Hospital, Sudbury Hill, Harrow.
The funding from Circle Health Group will be instrumental in furthering scientific knowledge, enhancing patient care, and alleviating the burden of skin-related ailments in Middlesex and beyond.
