Frequently asked questions regarding COVID-19 and our Children's Hospital Charity including how you can support us during these challenging times. Read more
A fun, rewarding voluntary role helps us give even more support to young patients at Birmingham Children's Hospital and their families Read more
Birmingham was roaring with excitement last night, Thursday 12 October, as 91 bear sculptures raised £257,300 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity at The Big Sleuth Auction. Read more
This appeal has now closed. Thank you. In partnership with Forward Thinking Birmingham, our youth mental health service for 0-25 year olds, our Fight For All The Feels campaign aims to promote good mental health for the young people of Birmingham. Read more
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New Form Assembly sign up form Read more
Whether you’re putting or partying, we can create a tee-riffic charity partnership to do more for the 100,000 sick kids our hospital cares for every year. Read more
Play the Big Spring Raffle today to be in with a chance of winning a cruise for two aboard a Fred. Olsen cruise ship for up to seven nights, plus many more prizes to be won! Read more
Could you help us improve outcomes for our most vulnerable heart patients? We need to raise £50,000 to fund a new, quality research role on our PICU, to help us lower the chance of our heart patients arresting. Read more
We want you and your school to raise money for our hospital as you celebrate. All you need to do is pick your favourite fictional character and dress up like you would every other year, but this time make a donation of £2, or hold your own fundraiser, to help raise money for our sick kids. Read more
Through our Free Will services, you have the opportunity for a face-to-face appointment with a local solicitor, or if you would prefer an online service, you can write or amend your Will from the comfort of your own home. Read more
Donating to Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity via text is a quick and easy way you can help us fund more new equipment, improve patient experience, invest in research to continue testing new ways to improve the health and outcomes of our patients. Read more
Arthur Smith, from Halesowen, was inspired to leave a gift in his Will after his friends’ grandson, James Crowley, had an incredible journey at our hospital. Read more
We’ve created an exciting series of challenges for your fitness group to get involved with. Whether you thrive off competition or collaborating with others is more your style, our challenging events will inspire you to push yourself to do more for our sick kids. Read more
Kimberly Wiggins, aged 47, from Solihull and her son Dexter, aged 12, were invited to test our new virtual reality headsets funded by our Children’s Hospital Charity. Virtual reality is currently used by our specialist Play and Youth Service to support patients over the age of seven years old as a distraction technique during minor medical procedures and as an alternative for general anaesthesia. Read more