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In 2021, when he was just eleven months old, Edward became one of the first patients in the UK to receive the potentially life-saving gene therapy, Zolgensma, at Sheffield Children’s. Now nearly three, Edward is “doing amazingly well”, said...

Today Sheffield Children’s is celebrating Allied Health Professionals (AHP) Day! We’re showcasing the amazing work and skills of our AHPs by sharing some of their stories – have a read about their roles, career journeys, and what they’re most...

Our Developmental Coordination Disorders (DCD) Team have helped get more young people cycling at Bike Group! Bike Group is run by the DCD Team for patients with coordination difficulties, to help them achieve independent bike riding in a small...

Is it possible to see Amarah and not smile? Her mum doesn’t think so, and we agree. “She makes friends wherever we go. I’ll be in the supermarket and she’s chatting away to someone! I only have to wake...

Young people who are currently the Becton Centre for children and young people with mental health issues have had the opportunity to take part in a creative arts project thanks to a collaboration between Sheffield arts companies and funding...

Meet five year old Amos! If Amos isn’t at school or watching his favourite TV programmes (Mr Tumble and Hey Duggee) he’s reading a book or enjoying being outside. He’s also known for cheering people up – people often say...

Jack was a patient on Sheffield Children’s neurosciences ward after he suffered severe bleeding on the brain at seven weeks old. He was treated for four weeks, after being resuscitated and rushed to our Emergency Department. Now, he’s six...