Nuneaton children benefit from toy donation

A hospital in Nuneaton will be able to give its younger patients a happy Christmas – thanks to a donation from Davidsons.

Davidsons Homes has given £500 worth of toys to George Eliot hospital in Nuneaton, to pass on to children who come to their A&E assessment area over the festive period.

Toys range from soft toys through to books for all ages and board games like Connect 4 and Qwirkle.
Leanne Clow, ward manager for the Children’s Assessment Unit and Paediatrics at George Eliot Hospital, said: “It’s a lovely gesture from Davidsons and we’re very grateful.”

“Visiting a hospital can be quite a traumatic time for a child, especially if they feel they are missing out over the Christmas holidays. In those circumstances, donations like this help to create a much more comfortable environment in the hospital for both parents and children over Christmas.”

Stephanie King, Sales Director at Davidsons Homes, said: “We were delighted to support such an important service and help during this busy festive period. We’ve chosen toys, games and books to suit everyone from babies through to teenagers.

“We’re building new houses locally, so it’s really important to us to do our bit for the communities in which we’re building.”

We have new developments at Church Fields in Weddington and Manor Fields in Nuneaton.