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Join us on 22 October for an evening of thought-provoking discussions and networking opportunities. This event aims to shed light on the economic impact that RNLDs have on the individuals with lived experience they care for.
Created in memory of nurse Amin, the annual award will fund research into supportive nursing practices. Applications close at 5pm on 15 October.
RCN Foundation Autumn education grants are now open, with five to choose from! Applications close at 5pm on 18 October 2024.
The project will focus on the experiences of undergraduate learning disability nursing students, to reflect emerging roles of learning disability nursing across Scotland. Applications close 20 September.
RCN Foundation makes a significant step in commitment to tackling climate change by signing up to the Funder Commitment on Climate Change (FCCC).
Our annual Impact Awards showcase the best and brightest that nursing and midwifery have to offer. We’ve profiled each of our exceptional award winners and their contributions to their profession.
Our strategy for 2024-28. Ignite, Inspire, Aspire: Our Vision to Transform Lives
AviateHer have created a badge exclusively for nurses, with proceeds being donated to the RCN Foundation!
To mark World Cancer Day, we’re proud to announce our partnership with DKMS UK and support nurses in the fight against blood cancer.
Follow Your Compassion depicts the everyday lived experiences, thoughts, and feelings of newly qualified and registered nurses and midwives across the UK.
The RCN Foundation funded Cardiff University to undertake a qualitative comparative study of nurses’ use of professional judgement in nurse staffing systems in England and Wales.
All online purchases of our chosen tea, ‘Deep Breaths’ will go straight to us and help continue our work to support nurses, midwives, and healthcare support workers.
500 free app licences are available to nurses, midwives, midwifery care assistants and healthcare support workers working in a non-NHS setting in England.
Our Annual Lecture on 15 Nov, announced the host of the CASCN alongside the panel discussion on critical aspects of adult social care.
The annual award will fund a nurse or midwifery-led project which aims to oppose racism and promote racial equality within nursing and midwifery.
In 2020, the RCN Foundation awarded a grant to the IMPACT Foundation to fund seven student nurses to undertake a three-year nursing course in Bangladesh.
The reception, hosted on 18 September at the House of Lords, recognised the impact of TikTok’s generous donation alongside the RCN Foundation’s role in setting up CHSA.
Colin Bell, former Mosquito Bomber in the RAF, abseiled 17 storeys down the Royal London Hospital whilst raising money for the RCN Foundation.
