ACCU equipment
To support the most seriously ill patients as they are being moved around The Royal London Hospital, we’ve given funding to the ACCU team to purchase the latest portable equipment.
News & stories
Giving a voice to trans people
Your voice is an integral part of your identity. For many transgender people, however, their voice is a source of continuous distress. Every time they speak, they risk being misgendered or even harassed.
Making memories at Newham and St Bartholomew’s hospitals
Our funding is helping the families of patients nearing the end of life to make memories that will last forever.
Giving brain surgeons a helping arm
A new robotic hands-free microscope the first of its kind in the UK - is improving the surgical experience for staff and patients at The Royal London Hospital.
Code Red
Niall’s life was hanging in the balance after he was crushed by a 38-ton lorry. His survival was down to the world-leading research that we support at the Centre for Trauma Sciences
Brooke’s skydive
Fundraiser Brooke shares the story of her baby Monty's premature birth and the skydiving challenge she's taking on to support Barts Charity.
Fewer trauma patients bleeding to death
New research from The Centre for Trauma Sciences shows that innovations in trauma care led to an increase in the number of patients surviving their injuries. The Centre for Trauma Sciences was established in 2012 with £3m funding from Barts Charity.
Singing sessions to improve patients’ lung health
Regular singing sessions have been introduced at The Royal London Hospital to help patients with chronic lung disease, thanks to Dr Anna Moore's fundraising.
World-renowned trauma research
Our funding for research into the effects of serious injuries is saving lives and rebuilding futures.
Funding helps hospitals become digital
With our £500,000 funding, ‘Workstations on Wheels’ (WOWs) have been rolled out – literally - at two of the Barts Health NHS Trust hospitals.