Record levels of demand from a profession under strain
But your donations are helping us support more doctors and medical students than ever The RMBF has seen an unprecedented number of doctors turning to the charity for help this…
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RMBF celebrates Volunteers’ Week
The RMBF is joining thousands of charities and voluntary organisations to celebrate Volunteers' Week (1st-7th June), recognising the incredible impact our dedicated network of volunteers has in supporting our work…
Zainab’s story: “I was thrilled to use my skills to support the medical community”
About me Hello! My name is Zainab Afzal, and I am a medical student studying in the UK. I initially heard about the RMBF through my university. When I first…
How your donations are helping medical students in hardship
The current cost of living crisis is placing extra strain on a cohort of medical students who were already facing steep challenges. The tragic result is that many passionate and…
Planning ahead together: Volunteer Conference report
On 7 June, RMBF volunteers from around the country met at the Wellcome Collection in London for our second ever national Volunteer Conference. The day’s focus was on forward thinking…
Every week is Volunteers’ Week at the RMBF
Volunteers’ Week takes place from 1-7 June each year. It gives us the chance to thank and celebrate the fantastic contributions that our volunteers make. Every day across the country,…
“My heart goes out to younger colleagues”: an interview with our new President
Professor Sheila the Baroness Hollins is Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry of Intellectual Disability at St George’s University of London and Honorary Professor of Spirituality, Theology and Health, University of Durham.…
RMBF student volunteer
About the RMBF student advocate role
RMBF volunteer
About the RMBF Volunteer role
Update from the frontline
As the fight against the coronavirus pandemic continues, RMBF volunteer Charles Holden shares his colleague Gina Allen’s thoughts and experiences from the frontline – and what the impact could be…