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The Big Build
Our current sites are holding us back but we’re ready to push boundaries, build a future that meets the needs of the thousands of lives we care for and unleash the ambition within our amazing teams.
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Fight For All The Feels
Our new youth mental health fundraising campaign has launched.
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Please be aware that visiting is limited
To keep our women, children, families and staff as safe as possible we’re asking for your continued support.
Find out more about our current visiting policy
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Return of suspended services
We are now taking steps to safely bring our suspended services back.
Restoration of services information
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#You'veBeenMissed
This World Mental Health Day (Saturday 10 October). Find out about our back to school mental health campaign.
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Links for staff
During the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak key links for our staff working off-site, including our intranet and NHS Mail, will continue to be available on our staff links page.
Birmingham Women's Hospital
Located on the University Campus in Edgbaston, Birmingham Women's provides a range of specialist health care services to more than 50,000 women, men and families each year.
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Birmingham Children's Hospital
Our city centre-based children's hospital is a leading UK specialist paediatric centre, offering expert care to 90,000 children and young people from across the country every year.
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Stories from around our Trust
Celebrating 70 years of our Birmingham Milk Bank
Today (28 October) were celebrating 70 years of our Birmingham Milk Bank....
Children’s Hospital named in Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals - top specialised 2020 list
Birmingham Children’s Hospital, our leading UK specialist paediatric centre, which offers expert care to 90,000 children and young people every year, has been named in Newsweek’s World&rsq...
Parents warn about the dangers of button batteries
Button batteries are found in many everyday objects such as watches, car keys, torches, toys and even greeting cards. They may seem like harmless household objects and to most adults they are, but to ...
Latest October 2020 Issue of talkBWC out now
The latest issue of talkBWC our monthly publication is out now....
