Eckersley House

Eckersley House

Supporting the families of sick children being treated at Leeds Children’s Hospital

Supporting families in Leeds: Leeds Children’s Hospital

Eckersley House supports families with a sick child being treated at Leeds Children’s Hospital by giving them a welcoming and supportive place to stay just minutes from their seriously ill child’s hospital bedside.

Eckersley House was originally opened in 1993 at St James’s Hospital following a bequest of Robert Eckersley. Eckersley House moved to its current site with the kind and generous support of Dolores Halpern (previously Eckersley) in 2010.

Information about our services and availability will be advised by the hospital ward staff upon your arrival. Unfortunately, we cannot accept accommodation requests directly. Please visit our FAQ page for further information.

House facilities

Eckersley House has:

– 22 family bedrooms (four with en-suite)
– 1 transplant flat
– 8 bathrooms (2 additional wc’s)
– direct telephone lines to hospital wards in all bedrooms
– 3 fully equipped communal kitchen/dining areas
– 3 communal living rooms
– 2 playrooms
– 1 laundry room (including washing machines and tumble driers)

Wish Lists

Gifts are gratefully accepted by all of our ‘Homes from Home’. You can view the current Eckersley House wish list by clicking the link below

Click here for the Eckersley House wish list

House Information

Contact Details

Address:

Eckersley House, 3-5 Belmont Grove, Leeds, LS2 9DE

Phone Number:

01133 926 505

Email Jane, House Manager:

jane.mchale@nhs.net

Staff Hours

Monday – Friday | 8.30am – 4.30pm

Family Stories

Read the stories of families who have stayed in our ‘Homes from Home’.

Help families when they need it most

When a child suddenly becomes ill, there’s no time to plan. We're here to give families one less thing to worry about by giving them a place to stay, free of charge just minutes from their child’s bedside.

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