Patient Stories

Patient Story: Isabella

Isabella, was born at just under 26 weeks. The first 18 weeks of her life were spent on the hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Read more

Families launch £3.5m appeal for new bereavement centre

Local families launch £3.5m appeal for new Woodland House bereavement centre at Birmingham Women’s Hospital Read more

World Prematurity Day - Georgia's Story

Georgia arrived early at 27 weeks and two days, weighing just 940 grams! Read more

Patient Story: Tristan

10-year-old Tristan was born four and a half months early, with a cleft lip and palate. Read more

Patient Story: Beckie

Beckie Harris got in touch to praise the midwives who looked after her during her 36-hour labour. Read more

Latest

Great North Run - 11 September

One of the most iconic sights in all of running is the crossing of the Tyne Bridge during the Great North Run. Run for #TeamBWH with one of our guaranteed charity places at this world famous event.
Charity Ball Raises £18,000 in Support of Bereaved Families

A bereaved mum has raised over £18,000 at a special charity ball in aid of Birmingham Women’s Hospital Charity’s Woodland House Appeal, to help bring a standalone bereavement centre to the hospital for people experiencing pregnancy and baby loss. She hopes to create a lasting legacy for her son, James, who was stillborn six years ago.
Amazon Wishlist

Check out our new Amazon Wish List to donate a toy or a gift to our patients.
Thank You For Signing Up To 12 Festive Fundraisers

Lickey Hills Woodland Walk

Walk in remembrance, in celebration, and to help families who have lost a baby through miscarriage, still birth or neonatal death. Saturday 21 May 2022.
Amazon Wishlist

Check out our new Amazon Wish List to donate a toy or a gift to our patients.
Aberdovey Bike Ride - 17 June

Our hospital has been chosen as an official charity of the Aberdovey Bike Ride. An annual charity bike ride from Wolverhampton City Centre to Aberdovey.
Charlotte's Story

“I had started grieving for my baby before it died, but what I didn’t know is that it was the wrong one.”
Abseil - August

Face your fears and take the plunge for our women, babies and families.
Leo's legacy supports bereaved families

A bereaved mum from Smethwick has shown her solidarity with families experiencing pregnancy and baby loss, by raising £2,000 for Birmingham Women’s Hospital Charity’s Woodland House Appeal, to bring a brand new, stand-alone bereavement centre brought to the hospital.
Woodland Walks

If you’re interesting in fundraising for our Woodland House Appeal, why not organise or sign up to a Woodland Walk?
Volunteers

There are lots of ways to get involved, so it would be great if you could fill out our volunteer application form and let us know how you’d like to help!
Georgie's Story

“I was all by myself!”
Charity Ball Raises £18,000 in Support of Bereaved Families

A bereaved mum has raised over £18,000 at a special charity ball in aid of Birmingham Women’s Hospital Charity’s Woodland House Appeal, to help bring a standalone bereavement centre to the hospital for people experiencing pregnancy and baby loss. She hopes to create a lasting legacy for her son, James, who was stillborn six years ago.