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Read the full storyHow we used creative workshops to support the health and wellbeing of asylum seeking families
How we used creative workshops to support the health and wellbeing of asylum seeking families
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Read the full storyUnderstanding barriers to healthy eating: Children’s choice leading barrier to healthy eating?
Understanding barriers to healthy eating: Children’s choice leading barrier to healthy eating?
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Read the full storyOvercoming Barriers to Immunisation: Lessons Learnt from the community
Overcoming Barriers to Immunisation: Lessons Learnt from the community
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Read the full storyHow to tackle the obesity crisis
Healthy eating education – a resource for schools and healthcare professionals We understand getting children to maintain a healthy diet is no easy feat, especially during the cost of living crisis.
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Read the full storyPoor transition is contributing to a decline in young people’s health How can we help?
What is transition? Transition of care is when young people move from paediatric to adult healthcare. This is often a daunting period for young people as they try to navigate NHS systems for the…
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Read the full storyDamp & Mould advice
In the last few months, we have spoken to lots of families who are concerned about damp in their homes. After the coroner shared their verdict, that two-year-old Awaab Ishak’s death was due to…
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Read the full storyStrep A: what is it and what to do?
Strep A: what is it and what to do?
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Own it, supporting young people to take ownership of their healthcare
We have developed some resources to support young people using the NHS, now we are on a mission to share them
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Read the full storyProject Play!
Find out more about how we supported children in Paddington Green to spend more time playing outside Dr Fiona Kennedy, GP at Paddington Green Health Centre, approached Connecting Care for Children…
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Read the full storyNew resources for parents during coronavirus
Since the start of the pandemic we have been working with local parents and Community and Maternity Champions to produce useful resources for parents during coronavirus We know that now, more than…
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Read the full storyParents Coronavirus frequently askes questions
New: Parents Coronavirus FAQ
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Read the full storyChildren and young people’s health and wellbeing in North West London, What matters?
Our report from the children and young people's virtual healthcare workshop, Spring 2021
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Read the full storyFind out more about the Youth Wellbeing Question Time Event
Sharing the outcomes from our online event on 11 March 2021
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Read the full storyWhy supporting the mental health of our Young People is more important now than ever
“What mental health needs is more sunlight, more candour, and more unashamed conversation.” Glenn Close
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Read the full storyYoung People at Imperial, have your say
resources for young people at Imperial
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Read the full storyDr Kate Dharmarajah presenting at the virtual International Conference of Integrated Care
Dr Kate Dharmarajah pesentation 'Co Production and Participatory Evaluation in combination - Is this approach more that the sum of it's parts?'
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Read the full storyParents Coronavirus FAQs
Parents Coronavirus FAQs
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Read the full storyTips for attending school and Covid-19
Tips for attending school and Covid-19
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Read the full storyCOVID-19 Q&A Webinar for Young People
COVID-19 Q&A Webinar for Young People
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Read the full storyUsing Microsoft Teams for clinic appointments
Using Microsoft Teams for clinic appointments
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Read the full storyWhat we can learn from community aid groups during coronavirus
The impact of mutual aid groups during coronavirus and how to connect to them
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Read the full storyOur intergenerational event
On 4th April 2019 I had the opportunity to take part in an intergenerational workshop at Charing Cross hospital. These workshops are organised by Dr Charlotte Lance (Intergenerational Fellow) in…
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Read the full storyStamp Out Cyber-bullying and Keep Safe
I often feel proud in my job, knowing that as a collective we are helping children and their families, and indirectly - somewhere along the line - I’m helping them too. But the SOCKS workshop meant…
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Read the full storyHow can GPs support the families of very young patients?
As a GP trainee I was apprehensive about my first set of paediatric night shifts. Seeing children in a GP practice is often the highlight of a busy day, however the prospect of being faced with an…
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Read the full storyOur top tips for improving a child's oral health
Oral health is a growing concern in the UK. CC4C worked with the Community Champions to help educate children around improving their oral health.
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Read the full storyBasic life support in the community
As a part of our time in the St Mary’s paediatric department, we were lucky to be given time with the Connecting Care for Children team to develop our own projects. Lucinda, a paediatric registrar,…
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Read the full storyCommunity champions: my journey to happiness
Practice champions are recruited via GP practices to enable us to co-design local healthcare services. There is no better way to explain the impact that they have, than to hear it from an incredible…
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Read the full storyBouncing down barriers
“Right. Everyone who needs to test before we start, do it now.” Panicked at the prospect of my trampolining skills requiring examination before being let loose in the warehouse, I looked around the…
