Our latest SMS HUB session was filled with mystery, laughter, and plenty of suspense as young people came together online to play an exciting game of Werewolf. From the very beginning, no one knew who they could trust. Secret roles were assigned, alliances were formed, and every decision mattered as the village worked together to […]
children's health scotland
Join Us at Our Annual General Meeting
Children’s Health Scotland is pleased to announce that our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on Saturday 19 September 2026 at 10.00am. The AGM provides an opportunity for members to hear about the charity’s activities and achievements over the past year, review our annual accounts, and participate in the election and re-election of directors. […]
Recognising the Moments That Matter: Nominations Closing Soon
Children’s Health Scotland is urging people across the country to take a moment to recognise those who make a real difference to children and young people’s health and wellbeing, as nominations for the Scottish Children’s Health Awards 2026 close on Tuesday 30 June.
Building Confidence Through Change: SMS in Cranhill
Change can feel exciting, overwhelming, and everything in between. For many children living with health conditions or experiencing inequality, these moments can feel even more difficult — whether that’s moving to high school, managing friendships, or coping with everyday worries.
TREASURER RECRUITMENT | Join Our Board
Children’s Health Scotland is seeking a new Treasurer to join our Board and help guide the financial sustainability of our work with children, young people and families across Scotland. This opportunity arises as our current Treasurer prepares to step down after an exceptional nine years of dedicated service to the charity. We are incredibly grateful for […]
Final Call for Nominations: Scottish Children’s Health Awards 2026
It’s the final call for nominations for the Scottish Children’s Health Awards 2026 — a special opportunity to recognise the remarkable people and projects transforming children and young people’s health and wellbeing across Scotland. Nominations close at 5.00pm on Tuesday 30 June 2026.
A Magical Evening at Dreamnight: Where Families Can Simply Be Together
For many of the children and young people we support, days out aren’t always straightforward. They can involve careful planning, managing medical needs, and navigating environments that don’t always feel accessible or inclusive. That’s why Dreamnight at Blair Drummond Safari Park is so special — it offers families the chance to leave those pressures behind […]
Carers Week 2026: Recognising, Supporting and Connecting with Carers
This week (8–14 June 2026) marks Carers Week, a UK-wide campaign shining a light on the vital role unpaid carers play in families and communities. It’s a time to recognise the challenges carers can face, celebrate their contribution, and ensure they have access to the support they need.
Celebrating Our Trustees: Thank You for Your Dedication and Support
As we mark Volunteers’ Week, we want to take a moment to recognise and say a heartfelt thank you to the incredible individuals who give their time, skills and energy to support Children’s Health Scotland.
Adolescence Matters: Supporting Foster Carers in East Renfrewshire
Foster carers from East Renfrewshire Council recently gathered to explore why adolescence matters—and how their role can shape brighter futures for young people. The session marked a milestone for Children’s Health Scotland, as this is the first of our workshops to receive CPD accreditation, recognising the value of the learning and support offered to those […]
