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NHS Hospitals, Independent Hospitals and Hospices in the Diocese of London Correct As on 11Th March 2019 NHS Hospitals, Independent Hospitals and Hospices in the Diocese of London Correct as on 11th March 2019 If you or a loved one are admitted to hospital and wish to speak with a Chaplain during such a stay, please refer to this list in order to find an appropriate person to call. The clergy team at St Marylebone Parish Church are always happy to visit you or a loved one in hospital, before going into hospital and on returning home. Ashford Hospital Maureen Body (3 sessions over 3 days or as and when needed) Tel: 01784 884488 (Hospital) or ask switchboard to be put through to Maureen’s answerphone which is ex- directory Email: [email protected] [Ashford Hospital is in London Diocese but is part of Ashford & St Peter’s NHS Trust; the lead chaplain, Laurence Gamlen ([email protected]), is based at St Peter’s and is part-time (6 sessions); St Peter’s hospital is in Guildford Diocese] Barnet General Hospital (Royal Free Hospital London NHS Foundation Trust) Tel: 020 8216 4355 Tom Baron Email: [email protected] Salvador Telen Email: [email protected] Central Middlesex Hospital (Northwest London University Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 0208869 2111 Dave Byrne (lead chaplain) based at Northwick Hospital Email: [email protected] Charing Cross Hospital (Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 0203 312 1508 Michele Lee Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] On the Charing Cross site Hammersmith & Fulham Mental Health Unit (West London NHS Trust) see below under Hammersmith & Fulham Mental Health Unit Chase Farm Hospital (Royal Free Hospital London NHS Foundation Trust) Tel: 020 8375 1078 Tom Baron Email: [email protected] Chelsea and Westminster Hospital (Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust) Tel: 020 3315 8083 Email: [email protected] Michael Sserunkuma (Head of Religious, Spiritual & Pastoral Care, and EOLC) [email protected] Ealing Hospital (Northwest London University Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 02089675130 Julia Bevis-Knowles Email: [email protected] On the Ealing Hospital site Meadow House Hospice (see below under Hospices) Edgware Community Hospital (psychogeriatric/rehab beds & outpatients) Part of the Royal Free Hospital (RFH) Finchley Memorial Hospital (see RFH) Gordon Hospital (Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 0203 312 1508 Email: [email protected] Michele Lee Email: [email protected] Great Ormond Street Children Hospital Tel: 020 7813 8232 Jim Linthicum Email: [email protected] Dorothy Moore Brooks; Penny Sherrington Hammersmith Hospital (Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 0203 312 1508 Email: [email protected] Michele Lee Email: [email protected] Frank Franklin Email:[email protected] On the Charing Cross site Hammersmith & Fulham Mental Health Unit (West London NHS Trust) Tel: 020 483 2292 No Anglican Chaplain John McMahon (CoS; Head of Spiritual & Pastoral Care) Email: [email protected] Harefield Hospital (Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust) Tel: 01895 823737 ext. 86533 Email: [email protected] Cameron Barker Email: [email protected] Highgate Mental Health Unit (Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust) Vacancy referrals to Sandra Mcghee ([email protected]) Hillingdon Hospital (Hillingdon Hospital Foundation Trust) No Anglican chaplain Tel: 01895 279433 Homerton Hospital (Homerton University Hospital NHS Trust) Tel: 0208 510 7773 or 7385 Clive Main (bank chaplain) Email:[email protected] Lakeside Mental Health Unit (West London NHS Trust) Tel: 020 483 2292 No Anglican Chaplain John McMahon (CoS; Head of Spiritual & Pastoral Care) Email: [email protected] Mile End Hospital (1) Barts Health NHS Trust No inpatient units; outpatient and community-based services (2) East London NHS Foundation Trust See below: Tower Hamlets Centre for Mental Health Moorfields Eye Hospital No chaplaincy department Mount Vernon Cancer Hospital (East & North Hertfordshire NHS Trust) Tel: 01438 285519 Email: [email protected] No Anglican Chaplain: appointment to be made North Middlesex Hospital (North Middlesex University Hospital) Tel: 020 8887 2724 Geoff Morgan Email: [email protected] Northwick Park (Northwest London University Healthcare NHS Trust) Dave Byrne (lead chaplain) Email: [email protected] Tel:0208869 2111 Pembridge Hospice (Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 0208 102 5405 No Anglican Chaplain Queen Charlotte’s and Chelsea Hospital (Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 0203 312 1508 Email: [email protected] Michele Lee Email: [email protected] Royal Brompton Hospital (Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust) Tel: 020 7351 8060 (working hours) Bello Mahilum Email:[email protected] Royal Free Hospital (Royal Free Hospital London NHS Foundation Trust) Tel: 020 7830 2742 Email: [email protected] Claire Carson (Head of Chaplaincy-Spiritual Care RFH & Barnet/Chase Farm) Email: [email protected] Royal London Hospital (Barts Health NHS Trust) Tel: 020 3594 2070 Tasha Critchlow (deputy head of chaplaincy) Email: [email protected] Ifeanyi Chukuka Email: [email protected] Royal Marsden Hospital (Royal Marsden Hospital NHS Foundation Trust) Tel: 0207 808 2818 Alistair McCulloch (Lead chaplain & Bishop of Southwark’s Adviser for Healthcare Chaplaincy) [email protected] Royal Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital No chaplaincy department Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Tel: 0208 954 2300 ext. 5426 Wendy Brooker Email: [email protected] St Ann’s Hospital Tottenham Tel: 07708200364 Jan Lowe Email:[email protected] St Bartholomew’s Hospital (Barts Health NHS Trust) Tel: 020 3465 7220 Tuulia Castledine (Lutheran; licensed by the Anglican bishop) Email: [email protected] Tasha Critchlow (deputy head of chaplaincy based at Royal London) Email: [email protected] St Bernard’s Hospital Ealing (West London NHS Trust) Tel: 0208 483 2292 No Anglican Chaplain (currently recruiting – March 2019) John McMahon (CoS; Head of Spiritual & Pastoral Care) Email: [email protected] St Mark’s Hospital, Harrow (Northwest London University Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 0208869 2111 Dave Byrne (lead chaplain) based at Northwick Park Email: [email protected] St Mary’s Hospital, Praed Street, W2 1NY (Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 0203 312 1508 Email: [email protected] Michele Lee Email: [email protected] St Pancras Hospital Huntley Centre/The Rivers Crisis House only referrals to: Sandra Mcghee ([email protected]) Paschal Worton (TV Old St Pancras Team) Email: [email protected] Tel: 02073877301 Teddington Memorial Hospital (Hounslow & Richmond Community Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 020 8714 4000 vacancy Tower Hamlets Centre for Mental Health Nigel Copsey Email: [email protected] Tel: 07789 867819 University College Hospital (University College London NHS Foundation Hospitals Trust) Tel: 0203 447 3007 Lydia McLean (LLM) Email: [email protected] Frances Nestor (permanent deacon) Email: [email protected] West Middlesex University Hospital (Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust) Tel: 0208 321 5447 Email: [email protected] Michael Sserunkuma [email protected] On the West Middlesex University Hospital site see above Lakeside Mental Health Unit (West London NHS Trust) Whittington Hospital (Whittington Health NHS Trust) Tel: 020 7288 5337 Tola Badejo Email: [email protected] Independent Hospitals BMI Bishops Wood Hospital (chaplaincy by Mount Vernon – see above) Clementine Churchill Hospital (Harrow on the Hill) The Revd Steve Morris (hon. chaplain) Email: [email protected] St Cuthbert’s Vicarage, 214 Carlton Ave West, HA0 3QY Tel: 07873 434617 Harley Street Clinic (chaplaincy by Imperial College Healthcare Trust) Tel: 0203 312 1508 Email: [email protected] Michele Lee Email: [email protected] King Edward VII Sister Agnes Hospital The Revd Dr Stephen Evans Email: [email protected] Tel: 020 7935 7315 London Clinic The Revd Dr Stephen Evans Email: [email protected] Tel: 020 7935 7315 Portland Hospital (chaplaincy by Imperial College Healthcare Trust) Tel: 0203 312 1508 Email: [email protected] Michele Lee Email: [email protected] Princess Grace Hospital (chaplaincy by Imperial College Healthcare Trust) Tel: 0203 312 1508 Email: [email protected] Michele Lee Email: [email protected] Clementine Churchill Hospital (Harrow on the Hill) The Revd Steve Morris (hon. chaplain) Email: [email protected] St Cuthbert’s Vicarage, 214 Carlton Ave West, HA0 3QY Tel: 07873 434617 Wellington Hospital North & South (chaplaincy by Imperial College Healthcare Trust) Tel: 0203 312 1508 Email: [email protected] Michele Lee Email: [email protected] Hospices Marie Curie Hospice, Hampstead Tel: 0207 853 3421 Tony Kyriakides Email: [email protected] Ann-Marie Wilson Email: [email protected] Denise Yeldham Email: [email protected] Meadow House Hospice (Northwest London University Healthcare NHS Trust) Tel: 02089675130 Julia Bevis-Knowles Email: [email protected] Michael Sobell Hospice North London Hospice Tel: 020 8343 8841 Steven Young Email: [email protected] Lynn Davidson Email: [email protected] North London Hospice (Winchmore Hill Site) John Cornish Tel: 0208 364 1583 St Joseph’s Hospice Revd Jane Alty Email: [email protected] Tel: 0208 986 0601 St Luke’s Hospice HA3 0YG No chaplaincy department .
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