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for healthy East London lives.
Funding projects at @nhsbartshealth and @officialqmul

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A night to remember at the RICS UK Awards Grand Final 2026 where the @bartsnorthwing project WON UK Heritage Project of the Year. An amazing achievement for the team given the strength of the 12-project shortlist. Massive thanks and congratulations to our project team @purcell.architecture @conistonltd @huntleycartwright @simonhawkins14 and to the wonderful Barts Heritage team including @caggieham @fayfaymcdermott @brittunculi However, the biggest thank you goes to @thenationallottery players who, through the visionary @heritagefunduk contributed £5.7m to this £10m project. Thanks also to @wolfsonfoundation @westonfdn @cityoflondoncorp and all our other generous supporters. The @ricssurveyors judges' verdict says it all: "The transformation of the Grade I listed North Wing at St Bartholomew's Hospital has opened one of London’s most significant eighteenth-century interiors as a heritage and wellbeing destination within Britain’s oldest working hospital. The project carefully conserved the Great Hall and Hogarth Stair, including William Hogarth’s monumental paintings and historic benefactor boards recording centuries of public support for healthcare in the city . Through restoration, interpretation and public engagement, the scheme has revealed this remarkable building as a welcoming space that enriches the wellbeing of staff, patients and visitors while securing the long-term stewardship of this nationally significant heritage asset." #RICSAwards2026

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✨Invisible Disabilities Awareness Week✨

“Damn, this girl never quits.” 🔥Damn right she doesn’t!

Diagnosis after diagnosis, surgery after surgery, a rare complex congenital heart condition, early onset osteoarthritis and a year of navigating temporary disability with voice loss ( due to a ‘abnormal’ cyst on my vocal chords) and learning to walk again 🩼🦽… life has certainly thrown a few plot twists my way!

But one thing I’ve never lost is my zest for life, my ambition, or my big dreams. 🌈🦄

I’ve never known what ‘normal’ is, so I’ve always been busy doing life MY way - building multiple businesses I love, creating opportunities, chasing ambitions, and dreaming of what’s next.

HEAR THIS ➡️ you can live with chronic illness, have an invisible disability, and STILL be ambitious, successful, full of sparkle, and hungry for everything life has to offer.
Some days are harder than others, and sometimes the route looks a little different, but there is still SO MUCH LIFE to live and so much magic to make. 💛

A diagnosis might change your path, but it doesn’t have to steal your sparkle. And trust me, I’m not done yet. Not even close. 💫🔥

So people of IG - look around you! You might just have a Fizz spark of energy around you - living with something invisible and still trying to live their best lives! Celebrate 🥳 them!!! Because I’m sure celebrating them from afar!!

Big love to my #invisibledisability squad! I see you and I hear you 💜

Thank you to everyone that has ever believed in me, my work & leadership and has helped me grow into the incredible powerhouse I know I am 🥹🥰 love you all!!

Fizz xxx

#happyheartflow #findyourfizz #invisibledisabilities #invisibleillnessawareness

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#day20

Walk on Walk on campaign

One Million steps for HOPE

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@projectgiving
@uclhcharity
@barts.charity
@the_bhf
@stlukeshospice

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Everyone is welcome to the Barts Service of Remembrance, held in memory of those who have died.💜
People of all Faiths and Beliefs are welcome to attend, the service will include readings, music and poems from a variety of traditions.
No RSVP or ticket needed. everyone is welcome.

📆Sunday, 25 October 2026
🕟5.30pm
📍St Paul's Cathedral, Ludgate Hill, London, EC4M 8AD

St Paul's Tube station is about 5 minutes' walk.
Accessible entrance: South Churchyard.
Email any questions to: bartshealth.stpaulsservice@nhs.net

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Ever thought about how a small conversation can make a big difference?

At Atmiyata East London, we train local volunteers to support people in their community who may be going through a difficult time.

As an Atmiyata Champion, you can offer a listening ear, a friendly conversation and a little support when someone needs it. Sometimes, simply being there for someone can mean so much.

**Interested in becoming a Champion?**

Join us for our last drop-in session to have a chat, ask questions and find out more about this **voluntary role**.

Thursday 22 October
10am–12pm

Scan the QR code on the poster for more information.
Or check the link in our bio to sign up to our drop-in session

Come along, meet us and discover how you could make a difference in your community.

#AtmiyataEastLondon #Newham #CommunityChampions #MentalWellbeing #GreenStreet

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NUH celebrates Black History Month 2026.
Event sponsors-
@tastyafricanfood
Elior Restaurant
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@qqloungeuk
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@joysvaluables
@thankuboutique
@locam.naturals_hair_and_skin
@owlfinancialuk

Celebrating our History, Celebrating our heritage

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He’s done it! @adamwoodyatt has officially completed 4 half marathons in 4 weeks - all to thank @barts.charity for saving his son’s life 💚

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Launch event celebrating some amaaazing storytellers…
…we’re here for it! ❤️ @barts.charity

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@joannamanousis’ final touches to her commission, Constellations, for the Royal London Hospital’s Paediatric Viewing Area.

As Manousis has written, “formed in mirrored glass, the prisms reflect light and movement, reminding viewers that the constellations we see are not fixed objects but patterns we create together, stories written in light. In this setting, they offer a subtle reminder that guidance, family, and memory continue to shine even in difficult moments.”

Read more about the commission on our website or via link in bio.

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The Paediatric Viewing Area at the Royal London Hospital is a specialised space within the Mortuary where grieving families view the body of a child who has passed away.

Responding to this highly sensitive space, Vital Arts commissioned Joanna Manousis to create a glass installation that runs through the suite of rooms. The artwork is comprised of several mirrored prism-like elements based on constellations. Cassiopeia, Pleiades, Ursa Major and Ursa Minor (also known as Big Bear and Little Bear) are familiar star formations that have guided people across generations. They have served as points of orientation in the night sky, helping travellers find their way since ancient times.

This hand-crafted glass artwork was made by the artist especially for this area. It is subtle, using minimal colour, allowing instead, colours within the room—found on the shroud and clothing worn by the child and family—to be gathered up together and reflected in the artwork.

This project was made possible by a generous grant from Barts Charity. With thanks to AkzoNobel who supported this project through paint donations.

Read more about the commission on our website or via link in bio.

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Could you make a difference in your community?

Sometimes, being there for someone, listening and having a conversation can make a real difference.

We’re looking for local people in and around Green Street who care about their community and would like to become an Atmiyata Champion.

You don’t need to be an expert. We provide training and ongoing support to help you feel confident in supporting others.

If you have strong local connections and can give a few hours a week, we’d love to hear from you.

📍 Green Street, Newham
Volunteer a few hours a week
Training and support provided

Interested? Get in touch with us:
📩 support@atmiyataeastlondon.org

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Had the honour of attending the @barts.charity Breast Cancer Centre launch and speaking on a panel with the amazing @kattycel and @anneevakristina about what the Centre will do for breast cancer patients in the future.

Also sadly no photo of me fangirling here but Professor Peter Schmid who actually developed my treatment protocol, Keynote 522 (researched AT BARTS and is now used worldwide to treat TNBC!) was also there last night, and so were my wonderful oncologist Kathryn Hawkesford and surgeon Natalie Allen.

Thank you for letting me be a part of this campaign @barts.charity and @meremortalsldn 🫶

Photos and videos by @mattsoczywko and @miadaviesphotography. Animal support liaison officer @thesmallbowowski 🖤

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