Sponsor a ward radio!
Bedrock Hospital Radio are looking for sponsors to sponsor a ward radio-you can get your name and company on the ward radio.
Bedrock Radio, the Hospital Radio station broadcasting to the patients at Queen’s Hospital (Romford) and King George Hospital (Ilford), plus the local community online celebrated its 20th anniversary on 22nd June 2022.
Thanks to funding from a National Lottery Grant received in 2020, Bedrock Radio have installed a new entertainment system at Queen’s Hospital, running a successful trial of the system in 2022.
Feedback by ward staff and patients during the trial period has been incredibly positive and as such Bedrock Radio is now receiving requests for further ward radio devices to entertain patients.
This is where you come in!
Bedrock Radio want you to get involved by sponsoring each of our Radio Units, that are being deployed onto the wards! Radios can be sponsored by individuals or by local companies!
The radio units cost on average £75 each. For each radio sponsored Bedrock Radio are offering a printed advert on each device funded for a period of three years.
And to celebrate Bedrock Radio’s 20th Birthday in June 2022.
The first 20 Ward Radio Units funded will receive Lifetime sponsorship!
For local companies offering large sponsorships to fund multiple radios, we’ll even include advertising on-air for a year!
The ward radio units from Bedrock Radio provide free entertainment to patients in hospital, aiding recovery by easing boredom and loneliness. Bedrock Radio volunteers also visit the wards collecting song requests, giving patients a visitor that they otherwise may not have had. Providing a way to interact with the radio during and after their stay in hospital.
Bedrock Radio has also received interest from wards specialising in dementia and elderly care, as these patients can really benefit from our classic hits station, Bedrock Gold, to help provide relief and promote emotional and behavioural benefits in Alzheimer’s.
Patients also have access to free Wi-Fi across the hospital, which has provided another way of listening to Bedrock Radio, however this requires patients brining their own devices (smartphones / tablets) into hospital. Whereas our Ward Radios are for everyone to enjoy, as they don’t require a smart device.
The new entertainment system from Bedrock Radio expands into additional wards that previously were never served by the former system operated by a third-party company.
For more information and to help fund our Ward Radio’s visit the Bedrock Rado website www.bedrockradio.org.uk or contact Barry Felton on fundraising@bedrockradio.org.uk
– Terms apply.
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