We’re delighted to be involved in a new exhibition from Rankin Photography and NHS Charities Together, ahead of the NHS’ 75th anniversary this summer. It’s on display now at the Saatchi Gallery until 11 June and celebrates the vital role NHS charities have played throughout NHS history, and why our work continues to be so important today.

Thenjiwe Imbayago, 32, from Northampton, gave birth to son Gordon at the Barratt Birth Centre in 2022 – a facility that only exists thanks to philanthropic shoemaker William Barratt and wife Alice, who generously funded the building after they learned they couldn’t have children of their own.

Thenjiwe is one of 14 NHS staff, patients and volunteers starring in ‘Love and Charity: A History of Giving in the NHS’ – a new exhibition which celebrates the vital role charities have played throughout the health service’s history, ahead of the NHS’ 75th anniversary on 5th July. The portraits will be displayed at the Saatchi gallery in London from 31st May- 11th June.

Video copyright: NHS Charities Together

Photograph copyright: Rankin