This winter, we’re asking for your support to help King’s create space to save more lives. Soon, our world-first Critical Care Roof Garden will open – a sanctuary where patients can experience nature and fresh air as part of their recovery.
With your help, we can continue building a future where King’s offers not only world-class, life-saving care, but spaces that nurture hope and new beginnings.
Please support more lifesaving spaces like our pioneering Critical Care Roof Garden.
A space to connect patients with nature
Thanks to our incredible supporters, the King’s Critical Care Centre has already brought light, calm, and exceptional care to people facing the most challenging moments of their lives.
This winter, we’re making history – completing the final phase of King’s vision: the world’s first Outdoor Critical Care Unit, located on the rooftop of the Critical Care Centre.
A £2.6 million project funded by the Charity, the Outdoor Critical Care Garden will offer our sickest patients a powerful new path to recovery.
Designed as a healing sanctuary high above the city, the garden will feature natural planting, a wildflower meadow, and tranquil spaces that support both physical and emotional rehabilitation.
Every detail has been carefully planned for patients who remain connected to vital medical equipment such as drips, ventilators, and power supplies.
Here, even the most critically ill will be able to feel the sun, breathe fresh air, and reconnect with the natural world – moments proven to reduce delirium, accelerate recovery, and lift the spirits of patients and their loved ones alike.
New beginnings bloom thanks to King’s Critical Care
At King’s, recovery means more than survival – it’s about giving patients the chance to heal, rebuild, and begin again. Our new facilities are designed to provide truly holistic care, supporting patients every step of the way on their journey back to life.
The state-of-the-art Critical Care Centre gives people another chance at life– and what greater gift could there be?
Meet Maria, Hannah, and Jackie – three people whose lives have been transformed by the care they received at the King’s Critical Care Centre.
Maria's story
Hannah's story
Jackie’s Story
Together, we can give people like Maria, Hannah, and Jackie a chance at a new beginning.
Creating spaces for King’s staff to flourish
King’s staff work tirelessly every day to deliver world-class care. Healing spaces with natural light and access to the outdoors can help uplift and inspire staff and patients alike– and allow staff to provide the best possible care for patients and their families.
Space for nurses like Nicola
Space for specialist doctors like Dr Tun Win
With your support, we will have the space to invest in future projects across King’s that don’t just save lives, but help them begin again.