This special anniversary edition of our Spring/Summer magazine highlights the voices, stories and experiences of the children, young people, families, carers and volunteers who shape our work every single day. From the powerful messages behind our new Every Child’s Right to Health Manifesto, to the creativity and leadership of our Health Rights Defenders, the magazine […]
Scottish Children's Health Week
Celebrating 50 Years of Children’s Health Scotland – A Golden Anniversary Announcing Our Amazing Partners for Scottish Children’s Health Week 2026!
Scottish Children’s Health Week returns on 7–13 September 2026, and this year’s celebration is extra special — we’re turning 50! For five decades, We have defended the health, rights and wellbeing of children and young people, putting their voices at the heart of everything we do. From our earliest days in 1976 right through to […]
Rights, Resilience and Real-Life Stories — our Autumn/Winter 2025 Magazine
Across Scotland, children and young people are discovering their health rights — and this season’s magazine from Children’s Health Scotland is a celebration of what happens when those rights are recognised, respected, and realised.
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.
Celebrating the 2025 Scottish Children’s Health Awards Winners
At Children’s Health Scotland, we believe in recognising the extraordinary people who make a real difference in the lives of children and young people. The Scottish Children’s Health Awards shine a light on those who go above and beyond to support health, wellbeing, and rights – whether through care, creativity, advocacy, or sheer courage. This year’s winners […]
Young Achiever Award 2025: Celebrating Eilidh Haughey’s Remarkable Journey
Each year, the Young Achiever Award honours a child or young person who’s shown extraordinary courage, determination, and resilience in the face of adversity. It recognises someone who, despite the challenges life has thrown their way, has never given up – and instead, has chosen to rise, inspire, and lead with heart. This year, we are proud […]
#BeKind – Niamh: Inspiring Change Through Kindness
Every child and young person deserves to feel supported and heard, especially in healthcare. Niamh McGregor, a young volunteer, proud Health Rights Defender, and Winner of Children’s Health Scotland’s: Healthcare Rights Award, is using her kindness and lived experiences to help children and young people feel more confident, informed, and included in their healthcare journey. […]
Children’s Bravery Award 2025 – Jessica Miller’s Strength Shines Through
The Children’s Bravery Award honours a child or young person who’s shown extraordinary courage in the face of serious illness or disability. It recognises those who, despite immense challenges, continue to inspire others with their strength, resilience, and spirit. This year, we’re proud to present the award to Jessica Miller, whose journey has touched hearts […]
Launching the My Health, My Rights Charter Report and Poster
A Tool Created by Children, for Children — and for the Professionals Who Support Them Children’s Health Scotland is proud to officially launch the My Health, My Rights Charter Report and accompanying A2 poster — a landmark resource created by children and young people living with health conditions in Scotland. This Charter is not just a document. […]
