Better healthcare for the people of East London
With your support, we bring brilliant ideas, ground-breaking research and transformational healthcare into our community.
How we create impact
We work in partnership with Barts Health NHS Trust and local research institutes to support care excellence and fund world-leading medical research.
Together we make better healthcare possible.
Whatever happens in the wards of a Barts Health hospital – together, we can bring more warmth to every moment, and make things a little easier for everyone who passes through its doors.
Please, donate to Barts Charity today, and help us be there – through it all.
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£ 157 m
awarded by us in the last five years
to fund research and healthcare projects for the people of East London
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£ 2.2 m
received from life affirming gifts in wills
in the year to April 2024, ensuring we can be there for the people of East London and their families for years to come.
Together - Our Supporter Newsletter
In the Spring 2025 issue, meet Lilian and find out more about how your support is helping patients across East London.
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We are proudly dedicated to the health of East London. We fund innovations in care for patients and staff at our local NHS Trust, and we support medical research from proof of concept to major programmes.
Updates and announcements
Read the latest news about health initiatives we've funded and the amazing people that have made this possible
Experts unite to tackle tuberculosis in East London
With support from Barts Charity, leading health experts are joining forces to help tackle tuberculosis (TB) in East London.
Improving jaundice care for babies of all skin tones
Currently in the UK, babies of ethnic minority groups are at higher risk of severe jaundice and its consequences. Dr Kamla Pillay and Dr Eva Loucaides are paediatric registrars who, alongside a number of experts in the field, are conducting vital research into jaundice in newborn babies.
Jake’s Story: from open-heart surgery to running marathons
After life-saving heart surgery at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, Jake is running the London Marathon to raise funds for future patients.