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Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust is a health organisation covering Belfast. It is the largest integrated health and social care Trust in the United Kingdom, delivering integrated health and social care to approximately 340,000 citizens in Belfast and providing the majority of regional specialist services to all of Northern Ireland. With an annual budget of £1.3bn and a workforce over 20,000, Belfast Trust also comprises the major teaching and training hospitals in Northern Ireland.

This archive contains digital images donated by the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, showing NHS staff during Covid-19.

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I Was There: Working-Class Women in Community Drama - ciara-mcallister-02

I Was There: Working-Class Women in Community Drama

The extraORDINARYwomen project at the Linen Hall Library has one fundamental goal: to celebrate the significance of ordinary women’s lives in Northern Ireland. As part of Ciara McAllister's PhD research, Ciara explored the Theatre and Performing Arts collections in the Linen Hall Library, looking specifically at materials relating to community arts.

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Anna Lo: an election journey - anna-lo-poster-1636113392

Anna Lo: an election journey

Anna Lo discusses her election journey, making change for a better future and her debut in politics. A tough campaigning journey proved to be fruitful as she made history by becoming ‘the first non-white elected politician in Northern Ireland and more astonishingly, the first China-born parliamentarian in Europe.’

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Charabanc: A Cultural Exchange in Russia - Picture1Charabanc-1636120033

Charabanc: A Cultural Exchange in Russia

Carol Moore, a co-founder of Charabanc Theatre Company, talks about the exciting first years of the company, and what she describes as ‘a journey of female empowerment’.

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