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Earlier this week, our Children’s Hospital proudly welcomed partners, young people and Olympic medalist, Fatima Whitbread, for an NHS Universal Family Career Development workshop.

Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust (BWC) has set up a Community Engagement Council in the next step in its new Health Inequalities Strategy.

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Caitlin Hoo, 25 from Kings Norton, an expert by experience and one of our Think4Brum service users shared her top tips as a trained Peer Support Worker for coping with stress. 

Isla-Rose was born at just 27 weeks at Birmingham Women’s Hospital, weighing 2.2 pounds, and spent the first 93 days of her life on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).  

Josh, one of our patients at Birmingham Children's Hospital is sharing his story of living with type one diabetes this World Diabetes Day (14 November).

The Association of British Paediatric Nurses (ABPN) and our Library team at BWC has produced a set of oral recordings of the experiences of children’s nurses, relating to their education and careers.

We’re amazingly proud to have been awarded the Veterans’ Aware accreditation; reflecting our commitment to deliver the best healthcare and support to veterans and their families.

Beth Matthews who works on Ward 18 at our Birmingham Children's Hospital is one of the first winners of our DAISY awards after a heartful nomination from a patient's family for her "exceptional care".

Elizabeth (Liz) Ewers, a bereavement midwife at Birmingham Women's Hospital won one of our first DAISY awards for being a "truly exceptional health professional".

Louise Bull Tyagi, Lead Nurse for Learning Disability and DICE teams, Finch Road, FTB takes home one of our first DAISY awards after her incredible support of a colleague.