Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity Supports Buckinghamshire Healthcare’s Hospice at Home Team with CorrMed City Backpacks
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust’s Hospice at Home team has received new CorrMed City Backpacks thanks to the generous support of Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity.
Having seen the benefits of the CorrMed City Backpack, the team were keen to introduce them into their service. Recognising the value they could bring to their day-to-day work, they approached their charity for support with funding the purchase.
Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity was more than happy to help, funding the bags to ensure the team could benefit from a practical, purpose-designed solution for transporting their equipment.

The City Backpack is designed to make carrying medical equipment easier and more practical, particularly for teams travelling between patient visits. With a flexible storage system, colour-coded pouches and wipe-clean, Velcro-free materials, it helps keep equipment organised, accessible and easy to maintain.
The Charity chose to have the Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity logo printed on their bags, providing a fantastic opportunity to raise awareness of the charity and visibly recognise the support that made the purchase possible.
It's a great example of how charity funding can make a real difference to community teams, helping provide them with the right equipment while also celebrating the organisations that support their work.
CorrMed’s City Backpack was developed in collaboration with Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, Whittington Health NHS Trust and Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust, specifically to support community teams who rely on public transport.
We recognised that staff were often carrying multiple bags, including plastic bags, to transport their equipment. The City Backpack was designed to provide a more practical, comfortable and professional alternative, with individual pouches to keep equipment organised, accessible and easy to transport while supporting the work Community teams do every day.






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