In 2025-2026, New Outright Gifts and Future Commitment Was Raised Through the Generosity Of 7,981 Donors
The University Hospitals Kingston Foundation relies on the generous support of our community to provide our patients and their families with innovative and compassionate care that is close to home. Last year, your gifts purchased new equipment and patient care items, funded staff education in areas such as essential approaches to palliative care, supported cutting edge research taking place in cardiovascular and laid the foundation to transform health care.
One year after launching southeastern Ontario’s first PET-CT (Positron Emission Tomography and Computed Tomography) program, Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) reached a remarkable milestone in March 2026; completing its 1,000th PET-CT scan more than a month ahead of schedule.
Construction on Providence Care’s new long-term care home, Providence Manor, is steadily progressing, bringing the vision for a modern, welcoming facility one step closer to reality. Scheduled to open in late 2027, the new building marks a transformational investment in long-term care for Kingston and the surrounding region by creating a brighter, more comfortable and more connected home for residents, their families and care partners
A new multi-sensory room designed to help young patients regulate emotions, reduce stress and reclaim their calm has opened inside Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC).
Thanks to donor generosity, a new $2 million technology investment is helping ensure those medications reach the right patient at the right time while making work easier for staff. Providence Care recently completed a major upgrade to its Omnicell Automated Dispensing Units (ADUs), replacing an aging system that had reached the end of its service life at Providence Care Hospital.
