"This was a fantastic effort by the team and a great amount of money has been raised for a very worthwhile and relevant charity"
Dr Anita Rose
Staff at Renovo Care Group, including Hollanden Park Hospital in Hildenborough, Kent, have raised £450 for the Stroke Association after being challenged to walk the 250 mile ‘Renovo Way’.
During Stroke Awareness Month the team pledged to walk the distance between the Group’s four sites in Kent, East Sussex, Wiltshire, and Hampshire, named the Renovo Way. The team of 21 employees achieved a staggering 1384 miles over the month of May 2021, far more than they aimed to do.
Renovo Care is an independent specialist provider of assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation for adults with neurological conditions including acquired brain injury (ABI) and progressive neurological disorders operates four services: Hollanden Park Hospital in Hildenborough, Kent, Swanborough House in Brighton, Victoria House in Farnborough and the new South Newton hospital near Salisbury.
Dr Anita Rose, Director of Clinical Development & Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist at Renovo Care, said: “This was a fantastic effort by the team and a great amount of money has been raised for a very worthwhile and relevant charity.
“Everyone embraced the challenge and thoroughly enjoyed getting out into the fresh air and walking, and both the company and their colleagues, friends and family supported their fundraising.
“Well done everyone!”
The team received a ‘thank you’ card from the Stroke Association which said: ‘Thanks you so much for your kind support of the Stroke Association. Your support is very much appreciated and will help the Stroke Association to continue to provide specialist support, research and campaigns to help prevent more strokes and rebuild lives.’
