Merchandise for NHS, care & emergency services
Fleeces and travel mugs for the night shift, breakaway lanyards and badge holders for the ward, hi-vis for community safety days and recruitment stands, and recognition gifts for staff awards and 999 Day. For NHS trusts and health boards, care homes, ambulance, fire and rescue, police and volunteer rescue teams. From UK-based and European suppliers, delivered to UK addresses.
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Kit forNHS trusts & health boards
Recognition gifts and kit for the long shift, ward by ward.
Popular for Staff awards, inductions, International Nurses Day
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Branded merchandise, staff wellbeing and community kit for UK health and care services and the blue-light and rescue services: NHS trusts and health boards, GPs, care homes, pharmacies, vets, ambulance, fire and rescue, police, control rooms, mountain rescue, lifeboats and first aid volunteers. We supply the kit around the job, not operational uniform or PPE. Pick a part of the sector below to see what it does, what it usually orders and when. Every order comes with a free mock-up, a proof before production and one quote in pounds, ex VAT.
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1NHS and hospitals
2Care and community health
4Rescue and volunteers
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NHS and hospitals
What they do
NHS trusts in England and health boards in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland employ hundreds of thousands of people, with staff awards, recruitment fairs, wellbeing weeks and volunteer programmes all year.
What they order
When they order
Staff awards, International Nurses Day in May, winter.
NHS and hospitals
What they do
GP practices, primary care networks and community health teams see patients every day, and use pens, lanyards and tote bags for health campaigns and patient groups.
What they order
When they order
Health campaigns, patient group events.
NHS and hospitals
What they do
Private hospitals, clinics and specialist centres welcome patients with discreet, quality branding, from welcome packs to notebooks and drinkware for consultants and staff.
What they order
When they order
New clinic openings, patient events.
NHS and hospitals
What they do
Mental health trusts, talking therapy services and community teams run awareness events and support groups, where calm, useful items carry a helpline or a short message.
What they order
When they order
Mental Health Awareness Week in May, World Mental Health Day in October.
Care and community health
What they do
Care homes and home care providers, checked by the Care Quality Commission in England and its counterparts elsewhere, need warm layers for carers on the road and thank-you gifts for staff.
What they order
When they order
Carers Week in June, winter, Christmas.
Care and community health
What they do
Community pharmacies, dental practices and opticians use pens, tote bags and small giveaways to stay in touch with patients and support local campaigns.
What they order
When they order
Health campaigns, open days.
Care and community health
What they do
Vets, animal hospitals and practice groups welcome new pet owners with tote bags, branded T-shirts for staff and small toys for open days.
What they order
When they order
Open days, new owner packs.
Emergency services
What they do
NHS ambulance services, from the Scottish Ambulance Service to the Welsh Ambulance Service, run recruitment, community and wellbeing programmes, with travel mugs and warm layers for long shifts.
What they order
When they order
Recruitment drives, 999 Day on 9 September, winter.
Emergency services
What they do
England’s 44 fire and rescue services, plus the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service, run open days, school visits and safety campaigns that need giveaways for all ages.
What they order
When they order
Open days, school visits, Bonfire Night campaigns.
Emergency services
What they do
Police forces, including the 43 territorial forces in England and Wales, Police Scotland and the PSNI, engage communities, recruit and support officers and staff, with torches, lanyards and children’s giveaways for open days.
What they order
When they order
Community events, recruitment, open days.
Emergency services
What they do
999 call handlers, NHS 111 and dispatch teams work round the clock in control rooms, where a good travel mug, a water bottle and a small thank-you make the night shift easier.
What they order
When they order
999 Day, the winter peak, Christmas cover.
Rescue and volunteers
What they do
Mountain rescue, cave rescue and lowland search teams are volunteers on call in every weather, and raise funds with T-shirts, bottles and soft toys for supporters.
What they order
When they order
Fundraising events, new volunteer packs.
Rescue and volunteers
What they do
The RNLI’s volunteer crews, independent lifeboats and HM Coastguard keep coasts and waters safe, with warm layers, caps and towels for crews and fundraisers.
What they order
When they order
Summer lifeboat days, fundraising events.
Rescue and volunteers
What they do
St John Ambulance, British Red Cross first aiders and community first responders volunteer at events and in their neighbourhoods, wearing kit that helps people find them fast.
What they order
When they order
World First Aid Day in September, the events season.
At a glance
Organisations named on this page are examples that describe the sector. They are not our clients, and naming them doesn’t mean they endorse us.
Quick answers
Staff and community kit builder
Start from a ready-made kit for a staff wellbeing pack, new starters, an open day or the night shift, or tap items to build your own. Set how many people it’s for and we’ll do the maths, then copy the list into your quote request.
Tap an item to start building your kit.
Items per person: 5Total pieces: 125
Paste the list into your quote request and we’ll price every item, with branding.
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The care and rescue year
Health, care and emergency teams mark national days, run open days and plan for the winter peak. Pick a month to see what’s coming, with an order-by date for each, so thank-yous and campaign kit arrive in time.
Next up
January is one of the busiest months for health and care. Travel mugs, lip balms and warm layers say thank you on long shifts.
No fixed dates this month. It’s a good time to reorder the basics, check sizes for new starters and plan the next campaign.
No fixed dates this month. It’s a good time to reorder the basics, check sizes for new starters and plan the next campaign.
7 April, the World Health Organization’s day, a good moment for public health campaigns.
12 May, Florence Nightingale’s birthday, when trusts and care providers celebrate their nurses.
Usually in May, when care providers and health teams run dementia awareness events.
A week in June that recognises unpaid carers, with events in care homes and community health teams.
The NHS was founded on 5 July 1948, and many trusts mark the day with staff celebrations.
New resident doctors usually rotate in early August, so trusts prepare welcome packs and lanyards.
9 September celebrates the emergency services, with open days, events and thank-yous across the UK.
Usually the second Saturday in September, when first aid charities run events and training.
Autumn vaccination campaigns for staff and the public, often with lanyards, badges and small giveaways.
Fire and rescue services run fireworks safety campaigns around 5 November, with giveaways for families and schools.
Teams working over Christmas deserve a thank-you, from a mug to a warm beanie.
Dates are typical and can move from year to year, so check each organiser’s own calendar. Order-by dates allow about five weeks from brief to delivery, in line with our planner.
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Buyer’s guide
Health and emergency services have strict rules on uniform, infection control and brand use, and every pound is public or donated money. Here’s what UK health, care and blue-light teams check before they order, plus a brief builder that turns your answers into a request we can quote.
Your brief
Paste the brief into your quote request and we’ll come back with options, a free mock-up and one quote in pounds.
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What UK health trusts, care providers, emergency services and rescue volunteers usually ask us, answered by the people who run the orders. Search, or tap a question and we’ll answer it.
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Pick your sector. We will suggest the kit.
Every sector buys differently. Pick yours for kit chosen around how your teams work, then send us your sites, quantities and dates for one clear quote in pounds.
Tell us how your teams work.
Tell us the products, quantities, UK delivery addresses and date: we reply with a written quote and the timing that goes with it.
Yes: we group products for twelve sectors, from charities and universities to healthcare, construction and logistics. If your sector is not listed, tell us what your teams do and we suggest a kit.
Yes. Quotes show clear unit prices, and approved organisations can buy on a 30-day credit account with a purchase order.
Yes. One order can go to many UK addresses, each with its own recipient, phone number and date, from head office to depots, wards or campuses.
We match colours as closely as each product and branding method allows, using your Pantone references, and the proof shows the result before production.
We supply branded merchandise and promotional products to UK organisations. We source each order from UK-based and European suppliers, brand it with your logo and deliver it to your UK addresses, with one quote and one invoice from Swish and Click Ltd.
Send us the products you have in mind, the quantities, your logo, the delivery addresses and the date you need them by, using our quote form or email. We reply with a written quote in pounds and the timing that goes with it.
There is no single minimum: it depends on the product and the branding method, because set-up costs make very small runs less practical. Your quote shows any minimum, and on some items short runs are possible.
Yes. We send a digital proof showing your logo on the product, with its position, size and colours. Nothing goes into production until you approve it in writing.
Often, yes: blank or branded samples can be arranged on many products. Any cost is stated up front.
Standard catalogue items take about 7 to 14 working days to make after proof approval and payment, and express lines from 2 working days on selected items. UK delivery then takes about 3 to 5 working days from UK-based suppliers, or 5 to 8 from European suppliers including customs. Every date is an estimate, not a guarantee.
Anywhere in the UK, to one address or many: offices, sites, events and home addresses. Northern Ireland is quoted per order, and the Highlands and Islands can take longer. See delivery across the UK.
Our quotes are in pounds and show prices without VAT, with VAT at the standard 20% added as one line. If an item carries a different rate, the quote shows it.
Pay the pro forma invoice by bank transfer, and production starts once payment clears. Approved organisations can use a 30-day credit account and pay by purchase order.
Embroidery, screen printing, pad printing, transfer and full-colour printing, laser engraving and debossing, depending on the product. We suggest the method that suits your logo and the item.
Send a vector file if you can: AI, EPS, SVG or a vector PDF. If you only have a JPG or PNG, send it anyway: we can often redraw it, and you approve the new file before it is used.
Delivery terms are agreed before dispatch and written on your quote: DDP, where we handle the import, or DAP, where the receiver pays import VAT and any duty and needs a GB EORI number.
No. Each order is sourced from the supplier that makes or stocks the product and delivered direct to your addresses, so the lead time runs from your proof approval.
Tell us straight away with photos of the box, the items and the label. We investigate with the supplier or courier and agree the remedy with you, case by case.