CHILDREN’S HEALTH SCOTLAND 

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following significant donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
National Lottery Community Fund - Bear's Royal Picnic and Children's Health Scotland's Eurovision Party
£9,950	06/04/2023	The group will use the funding to run two events for up to 80 children and young people with long term health condition a picnic in an Edinburgh park for the Coronation and an online Eurovision party.
National Lottery Community Fund - SMS Programmes for Children and Young People
£107,800	20/09/2022	This organisation will use the funding to provide self-management support for children and young people with chronic illnesses through online and in person support. The services will cover children ....more This organisation will use the funding to provide self-management support for children and young people with chronic illnesses through online and in person support. The services will cover children and young people from across the whole of Scotland. Over three years 300 children and young people will take part in the activity and the organisation will support 10 volunteers.
National Lottery Community Fund - Care Experienced Children and Young People Services
£9,975	09/08/2022	This group will use the funding to deliver health and wellbeing support to foster and kinship carers in the form of training workshops mini taster sessions and 1:1 support.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Children's Health Scotland
£4,997	27/01/2021	The grant would contribute towards the cost of continuing to deliver their online SMS (Self-Management Service) Connect service over a 4 month period.
National Lottery Community Fund - SMS:CONNECT
£9,995	19/01/2021 12	This group will use the funding to continue to provide a mainly online support service for children and young people with long term health conditions. This is a Scotland wide project.
BBC Children in Need - Grant to Children's Health Scotland
£30,000	14/12/2020	Face to face and online self-management workshops for young people with long term health conditions. The young people will be more confident, feel less isolated and better able to talk about their ....more Face to face and online self-management workshops for young people with long term health conditions. The young people will be more confident, feel less isolated and better able to talk about their conditions.
Scottish Government - Children’s Health Scotland
£38,000	15/06/2020	Detailed description not provided.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Children's Health Scotland
£5,000	13/04/2020	To contribute towards costs of moving to remote and digital working by purchasing laptops and i phones for staff, mobile credit data for service users and engage a consultant to enable materials and ....more To contribute towards costs of moving to remote and digital working by purchasing laptops and i phones for staff, mobile credit data for service users and engage a consultant to enable materials and support services to be available online.
National Lottery Community Fund - Self-Management Programme
£120,000	11/10/2019 47	This group will use the funding to continue their self-management workshop programme which operates in partnership with the Edinburgh Royal Hospital for Children. The workshop supports children and ....more This group will use the funding to continue their self-management workshop programme which operates in partnership with the Edinburgh Royal Hospital for Children. The workshop supports children and young people with long-term conditions enabling them to better cope with their condition.
Corra Foundation - HDA-18/268
£5,380	07/06/2018	Towards the salary of the full-time Project Officer thus closing the appeal.
BBC Children in Need - Grant to Children's Health Scotland
£30,000	13/11/2017 36	This project will deliver self-management workshops in the Lothian area for young people with long term health conditions. The young people will increase confidence, feel less isolated and will be ....more This project will deliver self-management workshops in the Lothian area for young people with long term health conditions. The young people will increase confidence, feel less isolated and will be better able to communicate.
Robertson Trust - Lothian Self Management Project Officer
£43,500	19/09/2017	Lothian Self Management Project Officer
Corra Foundation - HDA-17/103
£4,000	30/03/2017	for the salary of the Part time Project Officer for the self management project.

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Directors (7)

Legal constitution

• Charity registered in Scotland on 02/10/1976, number: SC006016
• Registered at Companies House on 17/07/1986, number: SC100114

Filing Record

Main office

22 Laurie Street, Edinburgh, EH6 7AB

Objectives

4. The company’s objects are to promote the health of children and young people and for that purpose:- (a) to bring to the notice of parents and carers, health and other professionals, and the public in general, the special health needs of children and young people in hospital and other settings. (b) to enable children and young people to understand, and exercise, their healthcare rights and to meet their individual healthcare needs. (c) to seek to ensure that all children and young people admitted to hospitals are cared for in wards specially designed for them. (d) to seek to ensure that all hospital wards admitting children and young people are designed to accommodate parents and carers with their sick child, including access to recreation facilities for patients and the children of visiting parents and carers, and a dedicated rest area for parents and carers, and that they are maintained as such. (e) to seek to ensure that all hospital wards admitting children and young people provide access to education and to play for patients. (f) to promote the treatment of children and young people at home wherever possible, or in a setting close to home, where this is in the best interest of the child or young person. (g) to promote an information service for parents and carers and others interested in the wellbeing of children and young people in hospital and of children and young people with healthcare needs in other settings.