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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Health and Wellbeing Award 2026 | Tanya Richards Helping Children Find Hope, Healing and Strength
Tanya Richards is the deserving recipient of this year’s Health and Wellbeing Award, recognised for the exceptional commitment, compassion and dedication she brings to her role as Team Leader within the Children and Families Service at Wellbeing Scotland. Her work has made a significant difference to the lives of vulnerable children, young people and families, […]
Children’s views and voices must shape NHS Reform
Children’s views, voices and experiences should be at the heart of decisions about the future of Scotland’s NHS, according to national children’s health rights charity Children’s Health Scotland. Every child has the right to the best possible health, and any reform should be judged by whether it improves access to care, reduces waiting times and […]
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.
From first-day nerves to last-day Celebrations: Children thrive through summer programme in East Renfrewshire
Children and young people in East Renfrewshire have spent their summer building confidence, making new friends and developing practical skills to support their health and wellbeing through Children’s Health Scotland’s Self-Management Skills (SMS) Programme. Delivered during the summer holidays at Maxwell Mearns Castle Parish Church Hall in Newton Mearns, the six-session programme supported 15 children […]
First Minister John Swinney and Paralympian Sammi Kinghorn to headline My Health, My Rights Conference
Today, we are delighted to confirm that First Minister John Swinney will deliver the Ministerial Address and Paralympian Sammi Kinghorn MBE will provide the keynote address at Children’s Health Scotland’s My Health, My Rights Conference 2026.
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.
SMS HUB: Mystery, Mayhem and Werewolves!
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 […]
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.
