Robinson Memorial Hospital Ballymoney (Incorporated)

Public benefits

Purpose 1 the benefits which flow from this purpose include;The continued provision of a community hospital in Ballymoney, currently operated by the NHSCT, as an Intermediate Care Facility. The hospital provides care for patients who require inpatient rehabilitation, care and rehabilitation following fracture surgery, or for further assessment

following an acute hospital admission. Patients with palliative needs can also receive specialist care in the hospital.The provision of facilities to accommodate a Health and Care Centre for the local area.These benefits are evidenced through;The continued existence of a busy hospital with high occupancy rates and a reputation for excellent care.Health and Car facilities fully utilised including a Physiotherapy unit, Child Development Unit, Podiatry, Adult Mental Health Resource Centre, CAMS Unit, Health Centre, Outdoor Occupational Training Services and a Voluntary Sector hub. It is not envisaged that the purposes of our charity will lead to any harm. The beneficiaries are:Any member of the public primarily in the Causeway area requiring treatment either in the hospital or in any of the various on-site Health & Care facilities The only private benefit flowing from this purpose;Could be the provision in some cases for training of medical staff. For example attendance at palliative care or community hospital seminars. This is incidental and necessary because it potentially enhances the quality of care provided and therefore the public benefit. The direct benefits which flow from purpose 2 include;Providing on-going supplementary funding to NHSCT.These benefits are evidenced through Funding passed to the NHSCT as published in our audited accounts. It is not envisaged that the purposes of our charity will lead to any harm. The beneficiaries are:Any member of the public primarily in the Causeway area requiring treatment either in the hospital or in any of the various on-site Health & Care facilities The only private benefit flowing from this purpose There is no private benefit flowing from this purpose. The direct benefits which flow from purpose 3 include, the provision of additional services and equipment not normally provided by the NHSCT. Examples of this would be purchase of specialist medical equipment, reclining chairs, etc. or the development of buildings to facilitate day hospice or similar services. These benefits are evidenced through; The enhancement of patient care and comfort. Often evidenced in letters from patients and families expressing thanks for the levels of comfort & care provided in the hospital. The purposes of our charity may lead to the following harm. It is not envisaged that the purposes of our charity will lead to any harm. The Charities' beneficiaries are: Any member of the public primarily in the Causeway area requiring treatment either in the hospital or in any of the various on-site Health & Care facilities The only private benefit flowing from this purpose; There is no private benefit flowing from this purpose. The direct benefits which flow from purpose 4 include; The ability of the organisation to ensure in future it can continue promoting public health and wellbeing both in the Robinson Health & Care Centre and throughout the local area. These benefits will be evidenced through; Enhanced health care and wellbeing. The purposes of our charity may lead to the following harm It is not envisaged that the purposes of our charity will lead to any harm. The beneficiaries are: Any member of the public primarily in the Causeway area requiring treatment either in the hospital or in any of the various on-site Health & Care facilities The only private benefit flowing from this purpose; There will be no private benefit flowing from this purpose

What your organisation does

Improved health outcomes for Any member of the public primarily in the Causeway area requiring treatment either in the hospital or in any of the various on-site Health & Care facilities