Princess of Wales Hospital Children's Ward

We donated £750 towards rearranging the footprint of the ward to ensure appropriate social distancing and infection prevention control


This necesitated creating a waiting area and a restroom for parents of children admitted to the ward. The money will be used to provide a comfortable couch and reclining chair together with a music system for both areas.  

Matron Sian Townsend and Ward Manager Lisa Jenkins thanked Rotary Bridgend for the donation.

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