Topsy and Tim have their Eyes Tested
Undiagnosed Conditions
Visit to the Dentist (My First)
Visit to the Hospital (My First)
Walk the Talk
Walk the Talk is an initiative led by NHS Health Scotland designed to help health professionals make health services more youth-friendly.
Water bugs and dragonflies
Explaining death to young children.
WellChild
WellChild is the national UK children’s charity making it possible for children and young people with exceptional health needs to be cared for at home.
What to expect when a child goes to hospital
This booklet will answer some of the questions families may have when a child goes to hospital. It aims to provide information to help them cope better with an unknown or worrying situation. What to expect when your child goes to hospital An audio vers Read more…
Who Cares? Scotland
Who Cares? Scotland is a voluntary organisation working with and for children & young people in care providing a range of services to children & young people with experience of being looked after in Scotland including: advocacy, advice, informa Read more…
Why do I brush my Teeth?
Young People’s EACH Charter
An A7 pocket-sized booklet containing a young person’s version of the 10 healthcare rights of children and young people. Young People’s EACH charter (578 kB)
Young Minds
Young People in Hospital
This booklet aims to help young people prepare for a hospital visit and answer some of the questions they may have. It also points them to other sources of help and information. You can listen to this guide in MP3 format here: http://www.childrenshealt Read more…
Young Scot
Young Scotland in Mind
Voluntary Sector Forum for children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing.
Youth Health Talk
Modules on health issues e.g. diabetes, sexual health etc. Shared experiences.
Youth in Mind
Website about young peoples’ mental health aimed at helping children who suffer from these issues as well as their families and teachers.
Zack has Asthma
Zak has ADHD
خدمة الطبيب العام (GP) Arabic
T18555T-CHS_GPs_booklet-Arabic
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