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    Grab a copy of October's talk BWC

    This month, we're meeting Vian, whose treatment has inspired her to help others; baby Louie, who was born weighing just 490g and Darcy, the first patient to ring our end-of-treatment bell, who is now off to university.

    Download your free copy

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    Introducing Our Milk Bank

    Our Human Milk Bank is the only one in the West Midlands, providing donor breast milk to our own neonatal babies, as well as to hospitals around the region and beyond.

    Find out more about our Milk Bank

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Birmingham Women’s and Children’s re-signs Miscarriage Association Pregnancy Loss Pledge 

Chief People Officer Raffaela Goodby and Director of Midwifery Louisa Davidson signed the pledge on behalf of the Trust during Baby Loss Awareness Week (9 – 15 October), five years after we firs...

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Sparkbrook Children’s Zone wins national award

A project which brings expert medical care to children in the community has won a coveted national award. ...

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Three-year-old Grace celebrates end of cancer treatment at our Children’s Hospital

Toddler Grace was beaming as she rang the end-of-treatment bell at our Children’s Hospital, marking the end of her two-year battle with cancer....

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College visit strengthens training partnership with NHS Trust

Daniel Locke-Wheeton, Chief Executive of Aston University Engineering Academy, met with Raffaela Goodby, Chief People Officer and Louisa Davidson, Director of Midwifery, to discuss how they could cont...

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  1. Birmingham Women's Hospital

    Providing a range of specialist health care services to more than 50,000 women, men and families each year.

  2. Mental Health Services

    Forward Thinking Birmingham is the city’s mental health service for children and young people aged 0 – 25. Please note, this is now managed by Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Trust (BSMHFT). Inpatient mental health, previously managed by BWC, is now managed by Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust.