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We're taking on the Macmillan Jersey Rowathon

On the 7th March, this event will unite businesses and individuals to raise vital funds for people living with cancer. Teams row in relay throughout the day in a powerful show of community support.

Our team, Oar We There Yet, made up of Glyn, David, Peter, Mel, Celine and Pepe, is proud to take part.

Every stroke supports Macmillan Jersey, helping provide practical, emotional and financial support so no one faces cancer alone. If you’re able to donate, whether it’s a small contribution or a larger gift, every pound will help someone facing cancer feel less alone.

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Notice to Patients

We would like to inform you that Dr. Ng has recently departed from Indigo Medical as he and his wife have relocated to Canada, where she is starting an exciting new role.

Dr. Ng has been an invaluable member of our team, and he will be greatly missed by both staff and patients alike. His dedication, professionalism, and warmth have left a lasting impact on our practice.

We wish Dr. Ng and his family all the very best in this new chapter of their lives.

Alana Powell is running the London Marathon in April and raising money for the London Ambulance Charity

This year, we’re proud to cheer on Alana, the newest member of our paramedic team,

as she is running to raise vital funds that support the health, wellbeing, and development of London Ambulance Service.

Good Luck Alana!

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He made it!

After two gruelling weeks on the road, Indigo Medical’s Dr David Bailey has completed his epic ride from Land’s End to John O’Groats.

Cycling more than 1,000 miles, David raised around £5,000 for The Royal Papworth Hospital—a cause close to his heart.

Congratulations, David. We’re all incredibly proud of what you’ve achieved.

Dr Bailey’s inspiring fundraiser for Royal Papworth Charity

David Bailey is raising funds for Royal Papworth Hospital Charity as a heartfelt thank you to the hospital for saving his sister-in-law Nicola’s life.

In 2022, Nicola suffered heart failure and underwent a life-saving heart transplant at Royal Papworth Hospital. Before her transplant, she spent 144 days in intensive care, relying on a BiVAD heart pump to keep her alive. Throughout this time, David’s wife, Anna-Marie, cared for Nicola’s children while offering unwavering support to her sister.

Grateful for the exceptional care both Nicola and Anna-Marie received, David takes on a challenge each year to raise funds for the charity. His past efforts include long-distance swims across Lake Coniston. This June, he will take on his biggest challenge yet—cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats, covering nearly 1,000 miles to support the hospital that saved Nicola’s life. He also produces an annual fundraising calendar.

To support David’s efforts donate here or to purchase a 2025 calendar, contact him.

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Fitness challenge' raises over £1,000 for Macmillan Jersey

We were thrilled to sponsor such a fantastic event on Sunday morning, 4 August. BoxinBusiness's '3 Gyms, 1 Challenge' brought together 42 islanders to raise funds for Macmillan Jersey.

The challenge involved participants completing three consecutive 30-minute fitness sessions, each held at a different BoxinBusiness location in St Helier. With only 15 minutes to run between gyms, the event was a true test of endurance and community spirit.

"We are incredibly grateful to BoxinBusiness for their outstanding support," said Steph Gibaut, CEO of Macmillan Jersey. "The funds raised will go directly towards providing essential services, including emotional, practical, and wellbeing support for anyone affected by cancer here in Jersey. The community spirit demonstrated at this event is truly inspiring, and we cannot thank everyone involved enough."

Our sponsorship included t-shirts and bags for each participant, and it was incredible to witness the energy, enthusiasm, and dedication of everyone involved. The challenge successfully raised over £1,000 for Macmillan Jersey, a unique fundraiser inspired by the support provided to the founder's family.

Share your views on mental health support

The Government of Jersey is creating the next Mental Health Strategy for 2026-2030 for Jersey and as part of this, they’re wanting to engage with Islanders to understand their mental health needs and experience of using services recently.

They have launched a survey, which you can access here, and will be conducting a series of focus groups and interviews.

If you’d like to be involved, please visit the website below

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