Whether you're a patient, carer, family member or a member of staff, you're welcome to use the Patients' Library. The library is at Junction One on Level D of Rotherham Hospital and holds between 4,500 and 5,000 fiction and non-fiction books for adults and children, all available for loan. Drop in and see us! We also bring books to your bedside through our weekly trolley service.
What’s available?
What’s available?
- Fiction: regular and large print
- Non-fiction including a range of biographies and books on art, history, gardening, travel and more
- Children’s section
- Talking books (cassette & CD players are also available to borrow)
- DVDs
- Music CDs
- Large print books
- Quick reads
- Magazines
- Mood boosting books
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We deliver! Our book trolley service
Our team of volunteers run a book trolley service to wards three mornings a week, taking individual requests for books if required. We can also supply collections of books for patient waiting areas/wards. Contact us to find out more about how we can help.
Latest news: October 2014:
Our fantastic team of volunteers has been short-listed for the Rotherham Community Achievement Awards 2014!!!
Our volunteers have transformed the Patients' Library service beyond belief thanks to their dedication, enthusiasm and hard work. The volunteers don't just deliver books: they take the time to chat to older patients, brighten the days of younger patients bored stuck in hospital, take care of bookshelves in waiting areas and raise funds for the Hospital Charity through book sales.
The volunteers are all so enthusiastic in their desire to make a difference to the people who really matter: our patients. We wish them every luck at the Awards Ceremony in November!
Latest news: October 2014:
Our fantastic team of volunteers has been short-listed for the Rotherham Community Achievement Awards 2014!!!
Our volunteers have transformed the Patients' Library service beyond belief thanks to their dedication, enthusiasm and hard work. The volunteers don't just deliver books: they take the time to chat to older patients, brighten the days of younger patients bored stuck in hospital, take care of bookshelves in waiting areas and raise funds for the Hospital Charity through book sales.
The volunteers are all so enthusiastic in their desire to make a difference to the people who really matter: our patients. We wish them every luck at the Awards Ceremony in November!