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    Love what you read with talk BWC

    Meet Pokemon fan, Dylan, who's back at school trading cards after treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and we say thank you to the wonderful families who are sharing their stories to help raise awareness.

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    New Antenatal Education Hub

    Our Antenatal Education Hub is designed to support you at every stage of your pregnancy and beyond, with everything from useful leaflets and website resources to workshops and classes.

    Visit the Hub

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    Front of House Transformation — Visiting Us

    Our Matron's Garden entrance will be unavailable from Friday 6 to Monday 8 February. Please use our Waterfall House Entrance during this time.

    Find out more about our FOH transformation

     

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Bright future ahead for courageous Ava-Mae

Just months ago, Ava-Mae's family feared they would lose her after they were told she had a rare and potentially life-threatening form of asthma....

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Young cancer patient Connie celebrates end of treatment

This is the magical moment four-year-old cancer patient Connie McKenna rang the end of treatment bell after two years of grueling treatment for leukaemia. ...

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Brave Dylan won’t let cancer stop his love of Pokémon

For avid Pokémon fan Dylan Jeffs, the trading card game has been more than a hobby, but a source of comfort during his cancer treatment at our Children’s Hospital (BCH)...

Our Milk Bank team recently celebrated 75 years 

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Milk bank donations soar thanks to latest appeal 

The human milk bank is thanking new donors for coming forward to help sick and premature babies....

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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). For inpatient mental health managed by Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS FT (BWC), please visit Birmingham Children’s Hospital.