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A New Partnership: John Lamb Hill Oldridge joins as a Corporate Friend of Horatio’s Garden London & South East

Published On: 31 January 2025

We are thrilled to announce that John Lamb Hill Oldridge has become a Corporate Friend of Horatio’s Garden London & South East. This exciting partnership underscores our commitment to making a meaningful impact in the community by supporting an extraordinary charity that enhances the wellbeing of people facing life-changing injuries.

About Horatio’s Garden

Horatio’s Garden is a national charity dedicated to creating and nurturing beautiful gardens in NHS spinal injury centres. These therapeutic spaces offer sanctuary and solace to people and their loved ones during challenging times. Each garden is thoughtfully designed to provide both physical and emotional benefits, offering a place of calm, recovery, and inspiration.

The London & South East garden, located at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stanmore, is a testament to this vision. Designed by award-winning landscape designer Tom Stuart-Smith, it combines beauty with accessibility to ensure that everyone, regardless of their mobility, can enjoy its restorative environment.

Why We Chose to Support Horatio’s Garden

At John Lamb Hill Oldridge, we believe that corporate responsibility goes beyond business operations—it’s about giving back and fostering positive change. The work Horatio’s Garden does aligns perfectly with our values of compassion, community, and sustainability.

By becoming a Corporate Friend, we are contributing to the upkeep and development of the London & South East garden, ensuring it continues to provide much-needed respite for people with spinal injuries and their families.

Making a Difference Together

Our support as a Corporate Friend will help:

  • Maintain the stunning garden spaces throughout the year.
  • Fund therapeutic activities such as art workshops and gardening sessions.
  • Ensure patients have access to a tranquil environment that aids their physical and emotional recovery.

We are proud to stand alongside other businesses that share a passion for creating positive social impact. This partnership marks the beginning of an inspiring journey with Horatio’s Garden, and we look forward to getting involved in future events and initiatives.

How You Can Help

If you’re inspired by the work of Horatio’s Garden, there are many ways to get involved—from volunteering to making a donation. Every contribution helps this remarkable charity continue its mission of healing through nature.

Looking Ahead

As we embark on this partnership, we invite our employees, clients, partners and community members to join us in supporting Horatio’s Garden. Together, we can help make a lasting difference in the lives of those who need it most.

To learn more about Horatio’s Garden and how you can support their vital work, visit https://www.horatiosgarden.org.uk/the-gardens/horatios-garden-london-south-east/

Stay tuned for updates on our collaborative efforts and the positive impact this partnership will bring.

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