Children’s Health Scotland has launched its new Moments That Matter campaign, shining a spotlight on the everyday moments, relationships and experiences that can make a lasting difference to the health and wellbeing of children, young people and families across Scotland.
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Children’s voices and #BeFriendly fun at Robin House celebrating Scottish Children’s Health Week
Friendship, fun and children’s voices are at the heart of a special #BeFriendly Friday celebration at Robin House during Scottish Children’s Health Week 2026. Children, young people and families will gather for a joyful 50th birthday party for Children’s Health Scotland hosted by Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS), creating opportunities to make new friends, spend […]
Creating more moments that matter for children whose health, wellbeing and rights are most at risk
New three-year funding from People’s Postcode Trust, made possible by players of Postcode Lottery, will help Children’s Health Scotland continue supporting children and families facing disability, poverty, health inequality and disadvantage.
Play, Connection and Community at Stirling Castle: Bear’s Dragon Tails Picnic
School holidays can be both exciting and challenging for Kinship Care families. Finding opportunities that are affordable, inclusive, and accessible for children and young people is not always easy. Many carers tell us they can feel isolated, overlooked and forgotten, despite the vital role they play in providing love, care and stability for children and […]
The Power of Play: Bringing Families Together in Cranhill
When families have the opportunity to learn, play and spend time together, the impact can be significant. Sitting together to play a game, sharing lunch, or talking about a visit to the doctor might seem ordinary, but for many families, these are moments that matter, helping to strengthen relationships, build confidence and create lasting memories.
Running for Something Bigger: Caitlin’s Story
At just 17, Caitlin took on the Edinburgh Half Marathon. Not for a medal or a personal best, but for something deeply personal. She chose to run for Children’s Health Scotland, raising an amazing £167 to support children and young people across Scotland.
Breaking Barriers: How Our SMS Programme Helps Children Reconnect with School
“I didn’t want to go back to school. It felt too hard.” These words, shared by a child during a recent Self-Management Skills (SMS) Programme, reflect the reality for many young people whose health challenges make school feel overwhelming.
Health, Rights and Results | The CHS Annual Review and Impact Report 2024-25
Over the past year, through the delivery of trauma-informed, rights-based services, Children’s Health Scotland (CHS) has supported 7,866 children and young people, 7,185 parents and carers, and 5,743 professionals across Scotland—empowering children to thrive and helping families feel informed, included, and supported.
💙 Celebrating Our Champions: Fundraising for Scottish Children’s Health Week
As Scottish Children’s Health Week (SCHW) draws to a close today, we’re reflecting on a week filled with creativity, connection, and care. From 1–7 September, children, families, schools, and communities across Scotland have come together to celebrate the health rights of children and young people under the theme #MyHealthMyRights and #BeMoreBear.
