The Intensive Care Society

We represent Critical Care and we strive to ensure patients and staff have the best care possible.

Registered charity 1039236 · England

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Messages from supporters

£50 Holly Hewett · 19 Mar
With deep thanks and please remember to be as kind to yourself as you are to your patients and loved ones. Then strength will be there for you.
£500 Jules Baskin · 17 Mar
Angels of mercy
£50 Edward Goldsmith · 17 Mar
Keep going, stay strong and be kind to yourself. Thank you every single day for what you do and sacrifice that includes family and friends. You’re not alone we are a united NHS family. We will regroup, restore and heal.
£10 Julie Carter · 16 Mar
You are all amazing. Thankyou
£10 Susan · 16 Mar
Thank you NHS heroes xxx
£25 Caroline Winder · 16 Mar
£25 Anonymous · 16 Mar
£25 Anonymous · 16 Mar
£10 Arlene Wallace · 16 Mar
£10 Victor Lovell · 16 Mar
£10 James Florence · 26 Feb
Because I was hugely impressed by reading a Guardian article by an ICU doctor.
£50 David Wardill · 1 Feb

About The Intensive Care Society

One in six of us will be admitted in to critical care in our lifetime, so what we do today can help improve tomorrow for our patients! As a world we are facing one of the toughest times in living memory We know that as healthcare care professionals we are putting ourselves at risk, but our focus is you, your mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, friends and colleagues. The situation with COVID-19 is forever evolving and so are we, we are committed to supporting those on the frontline in this battle. Already we have o Established a new National Emergency Critical Care Committee (NECCC) o Began the development of new clinical guidance specific to treating patients with COVID19. o Co-ordinated meetings with clinicians globally to share clinical guidance as it evolves. o Began a programme to support the wellbeing of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and the whole multi-professional team However, if we are to provide our patients and colleagues with what they need. We need to do more. *The ICS will collate all funds centrally and redistribute nationally according to agreed criteria. All money donated will stored in unrestricted funds to deliver a range of activities within the charity's objectives.