Our Trustees

Christina Michalos

Christina is a leading media and intellectual property law barrister. Read more

Rob Nagra

Rob was appointed a Trustee of Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in January 2015 and chairs the Charity’s Finance & Risk Committee. Read more

David Melbourne

David was appointed a trustee in April 2019. Read more

Sarah-Jane Marsh

Sarah-Jane was appointed a trustee in April 2019. Read more

Professor Sir Bruce Keogh - Chairman

Sir Bruce took up the role of charity chairman in April 2019. Read more

Paul Faulkner

Paul was appointed a Trustee of Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in April 2015. Read more

Keith Jecks

Keith was appointed a Trustee of Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in January 2015 and chairs the Charity’s Investment Advisory Committee. Read more

Jonathan is Professor of Sociology and Public Policy at Aston University. Since coming to Aston Jonathan has served as Associate Dean for Research and is currently Deputy Dean for the School of Languages and Social Sciences. Read more

Jeremy Roper

Jeremy was appointed a Trustee of Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in 2013 and is the current Deputy Chairman. Read more

Latest

Young sisters’ trek-tacular efforts for sick kids

Two young sisters from Stourbridge have reached new heights after climbing a 3,000ft mountain and raising over £1,500 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity.

Family talks about the relief of having parent accommodation paid for

At the height of the Coronavirus pandemic Birmingham Children’s Hospital used funds secured from NHS Charities Together, as well as generous contributions from the Eveson Charitable Trust and the Hobson Charity, to provide overnight accommodation so parents could stay close by to their children.

Woman walking on "hair" after her recovery from paralysis

A 23-year-old woman from Walsall has gone to extreme lengths for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity, after cutting her long hair and raising more than £1,700 to say thank you to the physiotherapists that helped her walk again.

Life's a picnic for young fundraiser, after a tough start

An eight-year-old girl from Wolverhampton has become the ‘hostess with the mostest’ recently, after inviting her friends and family to join her for a virtual teddy bear’s picnic and raising more than £150 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity.

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