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Some children find hospitals a little scary, especially when they see a big machine like our MRI or CT Scanner.   To support one particular patient who’ll be visiting Sheffield Children’s soon, our team brought in a furry little...

Sheffield Children’s has appointed a new Chief Operating Officer – a “talented, committed and hardworking” colleague who has been working at Sheffield Children’s for seven years and helped lead the organisation’s COVID-19 response. Craig Radford joined Sheffield Children’s as...

Nurse Adele Hague, team leader for Sheffield Children’s 0-19 team, has been awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) for her dedicated work in the community and for her work setting up a testing service and vaccination clinics at Sheffield...

Our school nursing team will be holding a relaxed sensory session for children and young people who are anxious about having a vaccine. It will be held at The Concord Sports Centre, Shiregreen Lane, S5 6AE on Thursday 14...

When Oliver Simpson from Worksop went home for the first time at three days old in 2014, his parents knew something wasn’t right. His dad Rob, recalls: “We initially contacted our local hospital and then our community midwife came...

Sheffield Children’s has planted 200 trees as part of the Trust’s Green Plan in partnership with NHS Forests. A range of Beech, Birch, Rowan and Cherry trees, have been planted at the Becton Centre site in Mosborough, Sheffield Children’s...

Five-year-old Savannah-Rose had a well-deserved party to celebrate finishing treatment for leukaemia last month and generously asked for donations to say thank you for her care at Sheffield Children’s. It marked the end of a journey which began in...

Meet 12-year-old Mia, an aspiring professional dancer from East Lancashire. Mia has been dancing since she was four years old, first doing ballet and tap, then competing in regional competitions. She is now part of an elite team and...

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...

Meet eleven-year-old Lillie. Over the last few months, she has been participating in a research trial for an investigational medicine with the Clinical Research Facility (CRF) at Sheffield Children’s.   Lillie has a form of Cerebral Palsy (CP) called...