Stories from around our Trust
Good luck to our Transplant Games superstars as they head to Sheffield
Our team, supported by our Charity, will be flying the flag at this year's event over four days of competition celebrating the awesome power of the Gift of Life.
Marking World Breastfeeding Week
To mark World Breastfeeding Week, our teams will be on hand to share how they support families during their feeding journeys.
Triplets triumph for Georgie
It was three times the delight for mum Georgie, who celebrated the birth of triplet boys at Birmingham Women’s Hospital.
New ‘Super Hub’ to help young care leavers
Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust (BWC) will join former Olympian Fatima Whitbread and partners from across the city to launch a new ‘super hub’ that will help young people leaving the care system .
Don't pause asthma treatment this summer
Children with asthma should keep taking their medication through the summer holidays – or risk becoming seriously unwell when school starts again in September.
Voting is now open for prestigious award
Three families have spotlighted the outstanding care they’ve received from our teams by nominating them for a prestigious accolade in our staff awards – and we need your vote to pick our winner.
Bereavement counselling service expanded Women's Hospital
A new service for parents who have experienced baby loss during pregnancy or shortly after birth has launched at our Women’s Hospital.
A Few Minutes With…Dana Oliver, Head of Nursing for the Surgery
We spent a few minutes with Dana Oliver, Head of Nursing talking about her careers, from horses to children.
West Midlands laboratory first in England to offer Newborn Blood Spot Screening for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)
Birmingham Women’s and Children’s (BWC) NHS Foundation Trust will be the first in England to begin screening babies for a rare but serious genetic condition from birth, giving them the best chance of successful treatment before symptoms appear.
Dad gives daughter gift of life in live liver donation
A dad has told how he donated 20 per cent of his liver to his toddler to save her life.