
New rooftop garden for children at The Royal London Hospital
A specially designed rooftop space named "Dilly's Den," built in memory of and inspired by Dillan Ramsey-Aksehir, officially opened at The Royal London Hospital.
A specially designed rooftop space named "Dilly's Den," built in memory of and inspired by Dillan Ramsey-Aksehir, officially opened at The Royal London Hospital.
Here at Barts Charity we’re committed to improving healthcare and transforming health outcomes for all in our East London community. Here are a few ways we’re doing that for LGBTQ+ people.
One year after Barts Charity invested £7.6m in funding for Barts Health NHS Trust to expand its robotic surgery programme, East London hospitals are reaping the benefits.
A new charity-funded study is investigating the lasting psychological effects of Covid-19 on nurses early in their career.
In collaboration with Barts Health NHS Trust and JPMorgan Chase Foundation, Healthcare Horizons has launched.
A new study we’re funding seeks to understand why people from Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities are so badly impacted by Covid-19 and how we can address lower uptake of the vaccine among these groups.
The second wave of Covid-19 has hit our hospitals hard, but our generous supporters helped us boost the spirits of staff and patients over Christmas.
Our £6.7m in funding will allow Barts Life Sciences to use anonymous patient data to improve the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
Touched by the Christmas gift given to her newborn baby Adam whilst in NICU, Leanne shares why her family chooses to support Barts Charity every Christmas.
Following a climbing accident and treatment at The Royal London Hospital, Chris walked a half marathon to thank the hospital, raising £1,400.
Unable to run their usual festive activities and inspired by a personal connection, Barts Guild give a generous donation to buy patient gifts in 2020.
Researchers from Queen Mary University of London launch a study to better understand the link between air pollution and increased risk of developing Covid-19.
Later this month, the Children’s Anorectal Physiology Service (CAPS) at The Royal London Hospital will be holding an exciting event to raise money and awareness for gut health.