As the dedicated charity for the Barts Health hospitals, we are continually working to support amazing patient care, through funding projects that have real impact.
Starting with Newham, we're working with hospital staff to raise more money, so that we can do even more to benefit patients and staff in hospital.
New research that we've funded at Barts Research Centre for Women’s Health has found that pregnant women can reduce their risk of developing diabetes during pregnancy by 35%, by adopting a Mediterranean-style diet rich in fruit, vegetables, nuts and extra virgin olive oil.
The Summer 2019 issue of Barts Charity Extra is out now.
Find out how your donations are helping hundreds of children, learn about the researchers working to fight cancer and read about Millie's fundraising in memory of her fiancé.
A new Barts Health Clinical Research Centre has been created at The Royal London Hospital thanks to our funding.
The new Centre will help researchers to bring new treatments "from bench to bedside" and will benefit patients in the Barts Health community and across the globe.
The experts at Barts Cancer Institute are internationally recognised for their outstanding cancer research.
Over the last two years, we've awarded them £10 million to focus on five translatable research projects which have been identified as key targets for research in the next decade.
We fund ground-breaking research, state-of-the-art equipment and innovative healthcare projects that change lives.
By supporting five hospitals and six medical research institutes, we bring extraordinary healthcare to the 2.5m people of East London and many more patients throughout the UK.
Your support funds new healthcare research and exceptional care in your hospitals.
There are many ways you can help make healthcare extraordinary - find out how today!
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Last Friday, staff and patients gathered to celebrate the official launch of our exciting new fundraising drive that's being rolled out across the five Barts Health hospitals of east London, starting...
A new trial at Barts Research Centre for Women’s Health has found that by adopting a Mediterranean style diet, pregnant women can reduce their risk of developing gestational diabetes by 35%.
New equipment that we've funded at The Royal London Hospital - the first of its kind in the UK - is improving the surgical experience for surgeons and patients.
New equipment at Mile End Hospital means that appointments are quicker and more enjoyable for children with hearing issues. It’s even reducing the number of patients needing general anaesthetic.