Charity News

Thanks to funding from NHS Charities Together, BCHC Charity has been supporting early intervention projects across the Trust to promote healthy living.

BCHC Charity supports dementia services across the city, enhancing experience for patients and their families accessing BCHC services.

Drop into BCHC Charity's Carers Support Event on Wednesday 5 June between 10am-2pm to access support, resources, and activities design to support carers.

BCHC Charity provides items, initiatives, and projects to support patients accessing end of life care. These items help families build beautiful memories together, provide treasured keepsakes and aid families and carers in processing their grief.

Working closely with the Children’s Palliative Care team, BCHC Charity fund several projects, initiatives, and items to support children, and their families and loved ones, during their last months.

BCHC Charity funded an educational video to help patients and their families prepare for appointments for functional electrical stimulation (FES) treatment.

Patients on Ward 6 at Moseley Hall Hospital can now enjoy watching television even if they are unable to visit the day rooms, thanks to charity funded wall-mounted and portable trolley TVs.

Thanks to a generous donation from the Tesco store on Aston Lane in Witton, BCHC Charity was able to help 29 homeless families living in temporary accommodation. 

Thanks to funding from Landau Limited, BCHC Charity has been able to deliver projects and support activities that aim to help individuals with Autism lead happier, healthier, and more independent lives.

BCHC Charity has spruced up clinical rooms at Victoria Special School with murals, toys and furniture to make spaces more inviting for the children and their families.

For 2 weeks in March 2022, Team BCHC staff were able to access the Project Wingman bus to boost morale and access support for their mental health and wellbeing.

Thanks to an amazing fundraising effort from Jeevan’s Legacy, the paediatric fitting room at the West Midlands Rehabilitation Centre was treated to a £10,500 makeover.