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The South Yorkshire Children and Young People’s Health Research (SCYPHeR) initiative has marked a successful year of collaboration, bringing together medical professionals, researchers, and child health specialists from Sheffield Children’s, the University of Sheffield, and Sheffield Hallam University. Launched...

40 years after making her first visit to Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust as a patient, Marie Tidball MP, Member of Parliament for Penistone and Stocksbridge, returned to Sheffield Children’s Hospital to see new developments including the helipad. At 11...

Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust is receiving an incredible £5m funding boost towards research thanks to The Children’s Hospital Charity. The Charity has quadrupled its investment into research at Sheffield Children’s, committing to supporting with £1m per year, over...

Drumroll please… we’re celebrating our most recent Theo Award winners! Developed in partnership with The Children’s Hospital Charity, these awards recognise and reward members of staff who embody our values on a daily basis and demonstrate excellence in their...

Sheffield Children’s is leading an amazing new development based at the Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park – the National Centre for Child Health Technology (NCCHT). It will be a place to carry out world-leading research, inspire, innovate and build new...

Sheffield Children’s has received planning permission to start the build of a vital helipad at Sheffield Children’s Hospital. The new helipad, approved at Sheffield Children’s Trust Board on 31 January, has been granted planning approval by Sheffield City Council...

South Yorkshire Mayor, Oliver Coppard has announced the final £6m funding for the new National Centre for Child Health Technology (NCCHT) at Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, a global first centre which will develop the world’s most advanced and integrated...

National experts in the field of Neonatal Transport gathered in Sheffield recently for the UK National Neonatal Transport Group Conference 2022. The two-day event was hosted by Embrace in Sheffield, and gave neonatal transport professionals an opportunity to exchange...

From a young age, 15-year-old Kallum has come to Sheffield Children’s from his home in Doncaster to receive treatment for his Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). More recently, this treatment has meant being one of just 200 patients around the...

The snowflakes are coming! Over the past seven years, The Children’s Hospital Charity award-winning snowflake display has raised over £1m for Sheffield Children’s. To allow for the snowflakes to be installed, there will be some temporary road and parking...

Sheffield Children’s Hospital today (12 July) took its place in the international journey of the Queen’s Baton Relay, which was welcomed with the cheers and applause of patients, families and colleagues. The Queen’s Baton was carried into the hospital...

The suns out, and even though there’s no rain, we’ve got no shortage of rainbows today! Meet ten-year-old Chloe – proudly displaying the creation she made while staying at Sheffield Children’s. Earlier this year, Chloe was diagnosed with Crohn’s...