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We are a registered charity set up in 1990 in Newcastle upon Tyne, at a time when the North East had the worst levels of child health in the country (Government report Health of the Nation 1990). Our ‘Yellow Brick Road Appeal’ raised £12M to build The Sir James Spence Institute of Child Health, a home for research into childhood ill –health, a building we gifted to the NHS. In return we occupy a small office within the building and are supported by the Trust with IT. So, while we have NHS emails it’s important to stress that The Children’s Foundation receives no statutory funding at all.
Today we continue to improve the health and well-being of children and young people from birth to 18 in the North East by Making Serious Stuff Fun!
It’s never been a more important time to raise awareness and look after each other Hugging face
That’s s why it’s important to talk about feelings (good/bad) and practice self care! Hugging face
Resources from
@educationgovuk can be found - http://bit.ly/36DtRr6
#childrensmentalhealthweek2021Being outdoors is fundamental for children and young people to thrive in health & wellbeing
Check out charity heroes Eva & Luca who are running a mile a day,even in rain to complete a marathon in a month!
To support them - https://bit.ly/3aqw0ra #childrensmentalhealthweek2021
First week of slow cooker, food and activity pack deliveries complete! Doing what we can to help support local families and their children. #NeverMoreNeeded
It begins! By Easter a custom built reading shed will have a new home @TyneviewPrimary @NEATschools as our Reading Recovery Project @CFTyneWearNland G.Readman Fund, supports children to catch up due to the impact of Covid-19. Thanks Emma Walker & @bninorthumbria DIY heroes!
Great to see the two free mobile phone charging points from @DeviceCharger we funded, installed in Children's A&E and PEAU @GreatNorthCH @NewcastleHosps Ensuring families can stay in touch and children can be kept entertained!