Located in the Pymmes building courtyard, the gym includes fitness equipment like a boxing bag, chin-up bars and a table tennis table. The charity will also use the space to deliver a range of activities when the weather allows, including yoga and Zumba sessions.
Royal Free Charity funds new staff wellbeing space at North Mid
16 September 2024
From left to right, Mete Redif, engagement and communications manager and Jon Spiers, chief executive from the Royal Free Charity with Dr Nnenna Osuji, chief executive of North Middlesex University Hospital Trust and Marco Boi, founding director of Play Innovation Limited
North Mid staff are set to enjoy a newly renovated outdoor wellbeing and fitness area, thanks to the Royal Free Charity.
Craig from the Royal Free Charity’s Rec Club instructing Lola from Play Innovation Limited on how to do the perfect crunch
“I’m extremely proud that we have been able to deliver this project so quickly following the merger of the North Mid Charity and the Royal Free Charity. This the first in a series of staff wellbeing projects which we will be supporting for staff at North Mid.”
– Jon Spiers, chief executive of the Royal Free Charity
Dr Nnenna Osuji, chief executive of North Middlesex University Hospital Trust, said “I would like to thank our Royal Free Charity colleagues who supported in delivery of this initiative. It speaks to the heart of the partnership that we hold with the Royal Free Charity that it was delivered so quickly and efficiently. This is a wonderful addition to our staff wellbeing portfolio, and I am excited to see what we can deliver in the future for the patients, staff and local community at North Mid.”
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