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Our Chaplaincy team is expanding their bereavement programme to help support women, children, families and colleagues across our Trust sites. A new project called Kintsugi has been launched. It’s inspired by the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery, sometimes known as ‘Join with Gold’.  

Following an inspection in April our Parkview mental health facility has been rated "Good" by the Care Quality Commission.

A new project has recently launched across Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Trust that will bring specialised products for Black hair and skin to children, young people, and families.

The specialist Voice Team at our Children's Hospital have proudly announced the expansion of its dedicated Children’s Voice (Dysphonia) Service. 

Clinicians at our Trust have joined with academics at Aston University to create an innovative technology designed to reduce the risk of injuries caused by extravasation.

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).