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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...

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has announced that industrial action will be taking place again at a number of hospitals on Monday 6 February and Tuesday 7 February 2023. This will include some nurses and colleagues in the...

Jamie Austin has set himself the incredible challenge of running the M1, 220 miles over ten days. You might ask yourself, why would Jamie do this?   Jamie’s son, Henry aged 12 was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) in...

On Saturday 28 January Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust colleagues are teaming up for the first Super Saturday of the year to help children and young people access the care and support they need and reduce waiting times. Super Saturday...

We’re offering vaccination clinics so that children who are Clinically Extremely Vulnerable (CEV), or live with someone who is CEV, can get their next COVID-19 vaccination. First, second or third (booster) doses will be available by appointment at the...

To allow for last year’s snowflakes to be removed, there will be some temporary road and parking changes on the following dates: Saturday 14 January – our turning circle in front of the main entrance will be closed. Sunday...

Congratulations to Becky Rodgers, who has received a Solving Kids’ Cancer Hero Award after being nominated by one of the families she cares for. Becky is a Play Specialist on our Haematology/Oncology ward (Ward 6) and supports children and...

Meet Dougie – lover of nature, animals and just being outdoors! Eight-year-old Dougie was diagnosed with gastroparesis and global bowel dysmotility when he was just a year old. Gastroparesis is a long-term condition where the stomach cannot empty in...