Healing, hope and Hike for Health: Loren’s journey
After suffering from a severe bone infection, Loren is taking part in this year's Hike for Health to say a massive thank you for the care she received.
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Netflix to show heroic work of The Royal London Hospital
A brand-new Netflix documentary, airing on Wednesday 23 July, will showcase the heroic work of London’s four major trauma centres.
Supporting the Rising Stars of research
We're supporting a research lectureship programme to help 16 promising young scientists take the next step in their research careers.
Taking on Tough Mudder to thank The Royal London’s Maternity team
Jessica to take on a Tough Mudder course in thanks for the care she received from the Maternity Team at The Royal London Hospital during difficult times.
£1.5 million to fight brain tumours
We've awarded a £1.5 million grant to brain tumour research, helping get closer to a cure by extending successful lab-based research into a clinical setting.
Tennis star serves up tournament winnings to thank staff who saved his life as a boy
Ryan Peniston donated his first professional tournament winnings to Barts Charity to give back to St Bartholomew’s Hospital.
New equipment improves rehabilitation for Newham stroke patients
Stroke patients at Newham Hospital are receiving improved physiotherapy rehabilitation thanks to a new piece of Barts Charity-funded equipment.
Sickle cell equipment
Barts Charity funding has enabled staff at The Royal London Hospital to purchase two Apheresis machines.
Helping critically ill patients communicate
Thanks to some generous fundraising, eye-tracking technology is helping severely injured patients communicate with staff and loved ones, while new simulation devices help prepare staff for their life-saving work.
£6.8m Rainbow Centre at Newham Hospital
Dubbed "a palace for the 80,000 children of Newham", the new Rainbow Centre at Newham Hospital has opened its doors, thanks to £6.8m Barts Charity funding.
New breast cancer clinic for Whipps Cross
Patients will get faster diagnosis for suspected breast cancer with a new service at Whipps Cross Hospital.