Big ambitions require collaboration and funding.
Together, we can deliver greater impact for major trauma patients and their families, while supporting your social purpose and business objectives.
Take on a challenge to help us provide #MoreTraumaSupport
Day One currently provides in-person support in Leeds General Infirmary, Aintree University Hospital, The James Cook University Hospital and Northern General Hospital. We also provide community support in the wider West Yorkshire area and have a national offer of support, delivered remotely through our website and the over the phone. It's a great start, but our ambition is to have a presence in each of the 27 MTCs across the country, as well as expanding our remote support offer.
We want everyone affected by major trauma to be able to access the support that they need, regardless of their location or stage in their recovery journey.
Will you join us?
Ways we can work together
Where our values and objectives align with your CSR strategy, we could work together to deliver multiple objectives, such as raising the profile of major trauma and scaling up our support to major trauma patients and their families.
Your donations can fund our existing, vital services, as well as help us to innovate and pilot new approaches that will improve patients’ quality of life. We also have key events that your company could sponsor, providing brand awareness and PR opportunities
When you choose Day One Trauma Support as your charity partner, we can co-create a programme of engaging fundraising activities that promotes a sense of team - and competition! - among your employees.
It’s easy for employers to set up Payroll Giving and is a great way to show your organisation’s commitment to good causes that will benefit communities.. Employees can make monthly donations to Day One Trauma Support from their salary, before tax is deducted.
For more information, or to discuss how we can work together, get in touch!
Katie needed support after her daughter Lily-Mae broke 15 bones in her skull.
Olympic event rider Nicola Wilson needed support after falling from her horse.
Ako spent years rebuilding her life after falling 80ft in a climbing accident.
Getting back on my bike after my serious crash
I wish I had found Day One sooner
Getting back on the saddle after my farming accident
Day One helped me come to terms with losing my leg
Day one helped me realise I wasn't alone.
I didn’t want him to be scared and alone again.
Day One made sure Sophie had what she needed most. Her mum.
Surviving my assault was just the start.
Knowing where to turn
Learning to walk again
I didn't think it was possible
Finding the right support
Closer than ever
Recovering from trauma
Regaining my independence
My road to recovery
Room LGI 12/0B017,
Brotherton Wing B Floor,
Leeds General Infirmary,
LS1 3EX
