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Sheffield Children’s has opened nominations for new governors to represent the public. Those elected will influence how the Trust makes plans to improve and develop services. Members of the public, aged 16 and above, from Sheffield can nominate themselves...

Sheffield Council has kicked off a public conversation about its draft City Goals for Sheffield following eight months of engagement with a diverse range of people and organisations from across the city.  The City Goals are about what we...

You may have seen recent media coverage regarding some schools and other buildings which have been built with reinforced autoclave aerated concrete (RAAC). We would like to reassure Sheffield Children’s patients, families and carers, and visitors to the Trust,...

South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM) runs from 17 July – 18 August and seeks to commemorate, mark and celebrate South Asian cultures, histories, and communities. The month seeks to understand the diverse heritage and cultures that continue to link the...

At first glance, Claire Biercamp might seem like any of our fabulous Consultant Paediatric Anaesthetists here at Sheffield Children’s. She arrives each morning at 7.30 to inspect her list of patients, attends a daily briefing at 8.30 and spends...

Sheffield Children’s is seeking to appoint an inspirational, values-driven Chair who will lead us into a new era. This is an exciting time for a new Chair to join us, with final funding approved for our new National Centre...

MyCare is Sheffield Children’s quarterly newsletter. You can either pick up a printed copy or read about some of the interesting stories and updates from the past few months below. In the Summer 2023 issue you can read: Eden’s...

In celebration of the 75th anniversary of the NHS, we are sharing the stories of some of our incredible healthcare staff across the UK who were inspired by the care they received as children, to work for the NHS...

Who doesn’t love a stroll in the park!   Our 0-19 Service are always looking for ways to help your little ones develop and thrive – and they’ve put their best foot forward with the Walk and Talk group...

Are you struggling to cope with a crying baby? Around a fifth of babies cry a lot without an apparent reason during the first four months after they are born. This excessive crying is often called colic and can...

Spring is here!   Our Joy Garden has been spruced up by a team of Youth Forum members, our Executive team, and Sheffield Children’s colleagues including our Green team!   Together they planted and pruned a range of new...

Come and meet Ben and James – but we won’t disturb them, they’re just enjoying the view!   The great outdoors is where you’re most likely to find the two brothers, and they’ll probably have brought their family along...