West of Scotland Major Trauma Centre Marks Five Years of Progress

Charity ball celebrates achievements in trauma care and raises over £21,000 for local charities.

Generic image of abstract medical progress and celebration with blurred elements of medical equipment and confetti.
AI

Generic image of abstract medical progress and celebration with blurred elements of medical equipment and confetti.

The West of Scotland Major Trauma Centre marked its fifth anniversary with a charity ball, celebrating advancements in major trauma care and raising over £21,000 for two charities.

In September, the Major Trauma Team celebrated five years of the West of Scotland Major Trauma Centre with a Charity Ball. The event highlighted the progress made in major trauma care across the region.
Colleagues from across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and staff from all regional Trauma Units gathered to reflect on the past five years' achievements. The evening recognised improvements in patient care and outcomes, and acknowledged the teamwork and commitment that have shaped major trauma care throughout the West of Scotland.
“

"The funds will support their ongoing work with patients, families and communities affected by trauma and violence."

a spokesperson for the charities
The event successfully raised more than £21,000 for Headway Clyde and Medics Against Violence. These charities' work closely aligns with the aims of the major trauma service.
Organisers expressed gratitude to all attendees, donors, sponsors, and helpers, noting that the generosity shown made the anniversary a memorable occasion and will significantly benefit both charities.
Based on information from the official source: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (09/11/2026)