-
Roaring 20’s Ball held in April
Our Roaring 20’s Charity Ball is being held on Friday 1 April 2022 in the Limes Room at the Christchurch Town Hall. For an awesome night out purchase tickets via the link below. Tickets are $170 per guest or $1700 for table of 10.
-
Helping Cantabrians in Need
The Canterbury Charity Hospital Trust provides FREE elective day surgery, medical outpatients clinics, dentistry, oral surgery and counselling for those in the Canterbury community who can’t access care from the public or private health systems.
-
Dedicated Volunteers
Over the years many doctors, nurses, dentists, health professionals and public-spirited people have volunteered their time and expertise to help make the charity hospital a success and enable us to provide our services for free.
-
Counselling Consultations
The Canterbury Charity Hospital provides free counselling services from its Harewood Road premises. To find out more or to make an appointment telephone us on 03 360 2266.
-
State of the Art Equipment
We pride ourselves on our state of the art equipment to ensure the safety of our patients and our amazing volunteer staff.
Volunteer
We are always delighted to hear from Medical Specialists, Anaesthetists, Nurses, Technicians and Administration staff who would like to join our volunteer team.
News
Roaring 20’s Ball held in April
Our Roaring 20’s Charity Ball is being held on Friday 1 April 2022 in the Limes Room at the Christchurch Town Hall. For an awesome night out purchase tickets via the link below. Tickets are $170 per guest or $1700 for table of 10.
Health equity achievable
Achieving health equity by 2040 is possible if the Government follows recommendations from a road map developed at a conference hosted by Charity Hospital chairman Philip Bagshaw (pictured) and trustee Sue Bagshaw and co-sponsored with the Association of… Read More
Sylvester books raise funds
Who is the intruder lurking at the Canterbury Charity Hospital in Bishopdale, Christchurch? Our cat Sylvester stars in a second children’s book by Julie Hutton with illustrations by Garrick Tremain.
By the community – for the community
