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Sheffield United helped bring some Christmas cheer to our wards this week with a visit – and by bringing lots of gifts too! The Blades spent more than three hours meeting children and their families, while handing out an...

NHS England has today (15 December) announced £962,000 of new funding to support and spread the work of the Working Together Partnership Vanguard, which is a partnership of the seven hospital trusts in South and Mid Yorkshire and North...

Sheffield Children’s Hospital has been delighted to welcome some special guests this week. Both Olympic athlete Jessica Ennis-Hill and players from Sheffield Wednesday FC took some time to meet our patients and their families. Jessica Ennis-Hill came to the...

Young people are being invited to have their say about Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust as part of a recently launched Youth Forum. The Youth Forum is open to young people ages 12 to 18 who have had an...

We’re delighted to announce that our new main entrance and Outpatients Department were opened to families today (14 November). The bright and spacious new department has been designed with the help of patients and staff. The space looks fantastic and...

Sheffield Children’s Hospital is now just days away from opening a new wing – and members of our Youth Forum were offered an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour. Eleanor Godhard, 17, is chair of the Youth Forum and spent more than an...

Inspectors from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) said that Sheffield Children’s community health services are good overall – matching the good ratings already held by Sheffield Children’s Hospital and Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust as a whole. A variety...

What do Ed Sheeran, King Edward VI, Rowan Atkinson, Bruce Willis, Emily Blunt, and Ed Balls all have in common with around one per cent of Sheffielders? They have all stuttered or stammered (they are the same thing) in...

Young patients got specialist support at a Sheffield Children’s Hospital clinic for a condition which affects up to 10 million people in the UK. Raynaud’s is a condition which affects the way your hands and feet respond to cold...

Sheffield Children’s Hospital was delighted to have a visit this week from music star Fatman Scoop. Fatman Scoop had flown in from the USA that day for a show in Sheffield, but took a couple of hours in between...

Harrison Wright from Sheffield is one of the 10,000 children in the UK living with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). Keeping on top of his condition means that he needs to have daily injections – not something every ten year...

Following a reported rise in the number of cot deaths in Yorkshire and Humberside, health visitors from Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust have been sharing the advice they give to parents about safe sleeping for babies. Things you can...