Partners | NHS at 70

NHS at 70 is working to save the history of our NHS by recording people’s memories of healthcare since 1948. Its team of historians and heritage professionals is led by Professor Stephanie Snow at The University of Manchester. Our supporters include the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the NHS, Age UK, the Stroke Association and many other national and local organisations across health and heritage. We are a national project and are working across the UK. Find out more about some of our collaborations below. Get in touch with us if you would to explore working in partnership with us.

call out for stories from Jewish community

Exploring Covid-19 through art with the Jewish community in Manchester

Covid-19 stories from Manchester's Jewish community

NHS Voices of Covid-19

We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded a £1 million grant, as part of the UKRI Covid-19 Urgency call. The grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council will enable us to link up with the British Library’s oral history department to create a permanent public resource which will also inform policy and practice.

Voices from the NHS Retirement Fellowship

Listen to stories from members of the NHS Retirement Fellowship, a national organisation for retired NHS employees.

The Brain Charity and NHS at 70

NHS at 70 worked in partnership with The Brain Charity to record stories for our archive of NHS history.

Moments of Care: Exhibition Tour

Our 'Moments of Care' exhibition is touring the UK in 2020. Find out how you can get involved here.

NHS at 70 receives award for best PPIE Project

We are delighted to have jointly received the award for 'Best Project' at the Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) celebration held by the Faculty of Biology Medicine and Health at The University of Manchester.

What's your Christie NHS story?

We are excited to announce a new partnership with The Christie NHS Foundation Trust that will capture the development of cancer care, treatment and patient experiences since 1948 through recording stories from patients, volunteers, staff, researchers and supporters.