Bishopbriggs Academy has gone the extra mile—literally—to support Children’s Health Scotland, raising an incredible £8,342.86 through their participation in the Kiltwalk. With determination, community spirit, and plenty of tartan, pupils, staff, and families came together to make every step count, ensuring children and young people living with long-term health conditions receive the support and advocacy […]
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Our Health Rights Defenders help shape National Call to Action for children’s health in Scotland
We are proud to announce that our Health Rights Defenders have played a vital role in shaping the newly released report from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) Scotland: “Collaborative Healthcare in Scotland: Delivering the Services Children Need in the Community.”
Children whose health rights are most at risk benefit from our latest SMS Programme
Children and young people in Cranhill, Glasgow, whose health, wellbeing, and rights are most at risk, are now benefiting from the latest Self-Management Skills (SMS) Programme delivered by Children’s Health Scotland, Scotland’s leading children’s health charity.
Empowering foster carers with vital training during Foster Care Fortnight
Foster carers play a crucial role in providing stability and care for children and young people, particularly those who have experienced trauma. As part of Foster Care Fortnight 2025, on Saturday 10 May 2025 carers in Loch Fyne participated in two face-to-face workshops on Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing and Calming Techniques – equipping them […]
Alone by Scott Stuart: A #StoryWithRory for Share A Story Month!
Join Rory as he shares a Story With Rory that’s Saving The World One, Book At A Time. This month, Rory dives into “Alone” by Scott Stuart, a heart-warming tale about the power of friendship.
Celebrating “The Power of Relationships” in Foster Care
Foster Care Fortnight 2025 is running from 12 to 25 May and Children’s Health Scotland is proud to lend our support to this flagship event—recognised as one of the UK’s biggest awareness initiatives for fostering. Organised by The Fostering Network this year the event places a focus on “The Power of Relationships,” underscoring the vital […]
Our April e-news is packed with stories of celebrations and empowerment
We’ve just released our APRIL EDITION of our e-newsletter, bursting with updates and achievements from Children’s Health Scotland. This month’s issue is a true celebration of community, resilience, and health rights advocacy.
Bear’s EGGcellent Picnic – Kinship Care Families from across Scotland make lasting memories
On 9 April 2025, Children’s Health Scotland hosted Bear’s EGGcellent Picnic at Culzean Castle and Country Park, welcoming Kinship Care Families from across Scotland for a day dedicated to self-management skills, children’s health rights, fun, and making lasting memories as a family.
Help shape Scotland’s Changing Places Toilet Fund
Our friends at PAMIS are inviting your views to help shape the new Scottish Government Changing Places Toilet Fund, set to launch in summer 2025. This crucial initiative aims to increase the number of Changing Places toilets across Scotland, providing vital facilities for people with complex care needs.
Scottish Government launch new Human Rights Newsletter
Children’s Health Scotland champions the importance of health rights for all children and young people, asserting their right to the best possible health. This principle resonates strongly with the Scottish Government’s ongoing efforts to respect, protect, and fulfil human rights in Scotland.
