Reducing homelessness and social disadvantage through retail services and supported housing.
The Stafford and Cannock League of Friends is a unique charity, in that it not only provides a range of retail services within local hospitals, but also provides supported housing for clients with enduring mental illness. We are committed to providing the best possible services to our partner organisations, delivering outstanding support, guidance and assistance.
About SCLOHF
Our staff work within a multi-disciplinary team and work in partnership with statutory services, to assist in the successful resettlement and rehabilitation of those using our service, in particular:
- Social Services
- NHS Trusts
- Probation Services
- Medical Practitioners
- Social Housing Providers
Donate or make a bequest
At Stafford and Cannock League of Hospital Friends, we rely on the generosity of those supporting our cause to enable the work we do. We are extremely grateful to those who consider making a bequest, or those who opt to donate to the charity. Learn more below…
Latest News
A new life-saving resource for Stafford
On Friday 18 September, The Worshipful the Mayor of Stafford, Councillor Mark Winnington, attended the official presentation of a new defibrillator donated by Stafford & Cannock League of Hospital Friends for the use and benefit of the local community.
The defibrillator is located outside the Plumbits showroom in Stafford and will help improve access to emergency equipment – potentially saving lives when every second counts.
The presentation was also attended by Martin Thornley, Chief Executive of Stafford & Cannock League of Hospital Friends; Alison Butler, Marketing Consultant; Julie James BA (Hons), Showroom Manager; and members of the Plumbits Plumbing Counter Team: Andy Wheeler, Craig Williams and Paul Gibbs.
We are proud to support this valuable community initiative and help make life-saving equipment more accessible to local people.
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👏 Celebrating five years of dedicated service!
At our recent Board meeting, Malcolm Hill was presented with a Certificate of Appreciation by our Chair, Val Jones, in recognition of his five years
VOLUNTEER RETURNS TO DUTY!
Volunteer at Cannock Hospital, Brian Talbot suffered terrible injuries when he fell and broke his hip in early March. The fall, which would leave most