Download our Fundraising Pack
As part of our new campaign Together for Doctors, we've released a handy fundraising pack to help you get together with friends and colleagues to support doctors in need. Why…
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Download our Annual Review
The RMBF Annual Review 2016-17 is winging its way to our supporters in the post, but you can read it online right now. In this edition our President, Professor Dame…
Download our latest newsletter
The Spring 2017 edition of our newsletter, Heart, is now available to download. In this issue: Medical Student Programme: how we're expanding our support Update from the CEO Volunteer news…
Resources
Leaflets RMBF overview leaflet (.pdf) Outline of the support we can offer to doctors, medical students and their families in times of need Medical Student Programme leaflet (.pdf) For distribution in medical…
Spread the word
One of our most vital aims is to make sure that all doctors and medical students throughout the UK are aware of the RMBF's work, so that they know where to…
The Vital Signs
Our guides for doctors and medical students seeking help and advice The Vital Signs for Medical Students (new) In 2017, the RMBF relaunched its programme of support for medical students. Written with…
Read our Autumn 2016 Newsletter
The latest edition of the RMBF newsletter, Heart, is now available to download. Here's a sneak peek of what you can find in this issue: The Vital Signs in Primary…
Facts and figures
2017-18: the year in numbers Increasing our impact DocHealth progress Our joint psychotherapeutic consultation service with the BMA (visit website) Finances Year ended 31st March 2018 The above is a summary:…
What’s Up Doc?
Doctors deal with difficult situations every day. High case loads, intense professional scrutiny and long working hours are just some of the challenges they face in their day to day…
Get Involved
Donate The Royal Medical Benevolent Fund relies heavily on voluntary donations, and we receive no government funding. Without your help we could not continue to provide vital support to the…