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The name is Bond – James Bond. Our black-tie Charity Hospital 007 Ball will have the ultimate license to thrill your guests! You will be greeted with a martini as you glide along the red carpet towards this epic event which will leave you all feeling both shaken and stirred!

The 50s Up Brass Band is unique in the world, with 40 retired musicians and is bringing their Into Spring concert to the Isaac Theatre Royal.

Monitors, pumps, IV sets and beds have all been on the move, from Forté Health to the Canterbury Charity Hospital.

The Winter Christmas Trail on Sunday 28 July is a self drive tour of 8 – 10 houses within Christchurch city raising funds for the Canterbury Charity Hospital Trust. The wonderful team from the Christmas Hut will be decorating one of our buildings as part of the tour.

Reverend Canon Mandy Neil has become a new trustee at the Charity Hospital. Mandy has been excited to follow the development of the Canterbury Charity Hospital since its inception, and been on the CCHT Clinical Board since her time as a former Vicar of Papanui from 2008.

The Charity Hospital has seen more cases of rectal bleeding for under 50s from the Canterbury area during the past few years.

The Christchurch Town Hall's Limes Room was recently transformed into a Roaring 20's Ball to raise funds for the Canterbury Charity Hospital. Everyone had an awesome time dressed up in their 20's finery and danced the night away to the music of local band The Mule. MC...

We were honoured to have All Black legend and Crusader Richie Mo'unga speak at a function for local lawyers and accountants at the Charity Hospital. There was a question and answer session hosted by trustee Richard Smith followed by a presentation by chairman Phil...

The Chalky Carr Trust was established by Kevin ”Chalky” Carr in the face of terminal pancreatic cancer to make a positive and practical difference for those impacted and bound together by cancer.   Since then the Trust has raised well over half a million dollars...

The Charity Hospital team is very grateful to the Melbourne-based medical orchestra, Corpus Medicorum, who performed in Christchurch to raise funds for the hospital. It was an amazing concert and was greeted with enthusiasm by the audience. A stand-out was the solo by...