Our ‘Westfield One Movement Committee’ is responsible for identifying more strategic ways to deliver against our founding purpose. We are partnering with different meaningful causes that share a common goal - to make a healthy difference.
Meet our existing partners who are already helping us transform the health and wellbeing of disadvantaged groups, including young people, transplant recipients and those at risk of suicide.
Westfield Health British Transplant Games
Westfield Health have partnered with Transplant Sport since 2008, supporting the annual British Transplant Games.
The Games have run for over 40 years and are a celebration of life! They seek to raise awareness of the need for organ donation, encourage transplant recipients to lead active lifestyles and to show appreciation for and remember donors and their families.
Taking place in different host cities every Summer, the games see teams from hospitals across the UK come together to compete in a medley of sports.
4 Days of the Games
1,000+ Transplant Recipients take part
25+ Sporting Events
1,500+ Supporters
Dame Kelly Holmes Trust and Westfield Health have agreed a four-year charitable partnership. The partnership, which aims to positively impact social inequality in the City of Sheffield, will work towards transforming the mental and physical wellbeing of young people in the region.
Dame Kelly Holmes Trust
Dame Kelly Holmes Trust puts world class athletes shoulder to shoulder with young people. Whether that’s building relationship skills, improving self-esteem or learning to stay focused, the Trust equips them with a winning mindset to help shape their futures. By working together, we know that we can make a healthy difference to our community that lasts for generations to come.
The Baton of Hope
#BatonOfHopeUK is designed to be the biggest suicide awareness and prevention initiative the UK has ever seen, opening up necessary conversations and prompting appropriate actions.
Their specially designed baton toured UK towns and cities over two weeks in June 2023, and raised the profile of this issue like never before.
Their overall aim is to reduce the stigma, get better at asking questions, listening and directing people to the right help.
Suicide is the biggest killer of our nation’s under 35s.
Partner with us
Giving back for us isn’t just about monetary donations — it’s about our culture, mission and our vision at Westfield Health.
We’re also here to offer volunteering time, Sheffield meeting room spaces and potential partnerships to strengthen community relationships where we can. If you are interested in partnering with Westfield Health on a good cause, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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