Our vision is that all children and young people who are treated at the Royal Hospital for Children have the best care and experience possible. 160,000 babies, children and young people are treated at the hospital every year. Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity sits firmly at the heart of the hospital, raising money to ensure that our young patients and their families receive the best possible care. With the support of our fundraising community we help to provide: Enhanced medical equipment to help our doctors, nurses and surgeons treat our children; Innovative play programmes that help to distract, teach and treat children during their stay; Family support services that care for pare... read more Our vision is that all children and young people who are treated at the Royal Hospital for Children have the best care and experience possible. 160,000 babies, children and young people are treated at the hospital every year. Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity sits firmly at the heart of the hospital, raising money to ensure that our young patients and their families receive the best possible care. With the support of our fundraising community we help to provide: Enhanced medical equipment to help our doctors, nurses and surgeons treat our children; Innovative play programmes that help to distract, teach and treat children during their stay; Family support services that care for parents, families and carers during difficult times; Groundbreaking paediatric research to help future generations of Scotland's children.
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In recognition of Cardiac Awareness month, we are privileged to share the story of little Wren from Dundee. Wren was born with a large ventricular septal defect, and had open heart surgery 4 months... Read the full report ›By Donor Support Team | Donor Support Team
Nathan's Story When Nathan was born in October 2015, his parents Lesley and David were told that they had a long road ahead of them. A Devastating Diagnosis Nathan was born with Tetralogy of Fallot... Read the full report ›By Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity | Hospital Fundraiser
Schiehallion Appeal - Help Our Kids Beat Cancer This week, two more children in Scotland will be diagnosed with cancer. More than two thirds of those children will be treated in wards 2A and 2B,... Read the full report ›