THE United Hospital Auxiliary (UHA) has long been a quiet but vital part of our community, supporting local hospitals through fundraising, handmade gifts, and practical assistance that makes a real difference to patients and their families.
Here in Camden Haven, the dedication of its members continues to shine through, reminding us how much a committed community can achieve.
One shining example of this dedication is Stephanie, who has recently been awarded Life Membership for her outstanding service.
Over the years, Stephanie has donated more than 40 handmade quilts and countless other crafted items to hospitals and fundraising raffles.
Her generosity has not only brought comfort to patients but has helped raise essential funds to support hospital services.
Stephanie’s commitment goes far beyond the craft table.
In recent months alone, she has collected nine carloads of craft supplies, transforming her own garage into a storage and sorting hub.
Every donation is carefully organised, ensuring that nothing goes to waste and that every item reaches the people or projects that need it most.
Stephanie’s tireless work embodies the spirit of the UHA: small acts of kindness stitched together to create something truly meaningful.
The UHA Camden Haven plays a crucial role in supporting hospitals in the area.
From fundraising for vital equipment, running raffles and craft stalls, to sewing quilts, baby items, and care packs, the group works tirelessly to improve patient care and comfort.
Every effort stays local, helping those right here in our community when they need it most.
Getting involved with the UHA is open to anyone who wants to make a difference.
You don’t need to be a crafter to join – the group welcomes volunteers, donors, and anyone willing to lend a hand.
Whether it’s helping at fundraising events, donating materials, or simply buying a raffle ticket, there’s a place for everyone to contribute.
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