The Katherine Jacobs Trust

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The latest news from the KJ Trust

Sepsis Conference – 2018

1 February 2019

As a team we wanted to thank you, for your kind donation to the Critical Care Outreach Team. We used your donation for 4 people in our team to attend this Sepsis Practitioner Forum in Kingston London: 5th AGM and Conference UKSPF on the 27th November 2018. I have written, on behalf of our team, […]

Winning Team - The Sepsis Team from Leicester Hospital

2018 Quiz – a great success

20 March 2018

Our recent quiz night helped us to raise over £600. It was a huge success with over 80 people attending and a raffle raising over £300 with local businesses donating prizes. The winning team was the Sepsis team from the University Hospital of Leicester NHS trust. As well as winning the Quiz we also took […]

Partnership with Leicester Sepsis Team

18 March 2018

After a meeting with John Parker, lead consultant at Leicester’s hospitals it was agreed to work together to raise awareness of Necrotising Fasciitis (NF). Whilst the trust has been extremely successful in awarding grants to local schools it had been struggling to find a partner to support the medical objectives of the trust. The newly […]

About the trust

The KJ Trust is a charitable organisation named in memory of Katherine Mary Jacobs, who worked as a teacher in Leicestershire. Katherine died in 2005 of a rare infection after having surgery to treat cancer.

The trust has two main aims: to help promote educational excellence in and around the Leicestershire area, and to raise awareness of Necrotising fasciitis.

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