Directory of Children Resources

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This category is for UK websites focusing on the health needs of children.

Subcategories

• Care Homes
• Cheer and Support
• Learning Difficulties
• Vaccination and Immunisation

Resources in This Category

• Action for Sick Children

  http://www.actionforsickchildren.org.uk/
  UK charity with a mission to ensure that healthcare in the UK meets the unique needs of all children. Offers event details, survey results and how to get involved.

• Avon Longitudinal Study of Children and Parents

  http://www.alspac.bris.ac.uk/
  Details of a Bristol based study into child health and development, including publications and presentations.

• British Institute for Brain Injured Children

  http://www.bibic.org.uk/
  Registered charity encouraging home-based therapy to help children variously diagnosed as having autism, autistic tendencies and brain damage.

• Child Growth Foundation

  http://www.childgrowthfoundation.org/
  A leading charity focusing on children’s growth and endocrine issues. Offers personal stories, information for health workers and membership.

• Childhood Cataract Network

  http://www.childhoodcataracts.org.uk/
  Support group for those affected by childhood cataracts. Includes medical information, parents stories and an events guide.

• Children's Food Campaign

  http://www.sustainweb.org/childrensfoodcampaign/
  Working towards better school food, and food skills as well as protecting children from junk food marketing. Offers publications and news.

• CLIC Sargent

  http://www.clicsargent.org.uk/
  Charity caring for children with cancer providing support for families at home and in hospital from the day of diagnosis. News, events, publications and donation page.

• General Practice Notebook - Paediatric

  http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/simplepage.cfm?ID=-40239093&linkID=49088
  Clinical reference guide, aimed at health care professionals. Includes paediatrics by system, diseases and conditions, and emergencies.

• Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity

  http://www.gosh.org/
  Provides details of events, latest news, and ideas for getting involved. Includes a section for kids and teens.

• New Life Foundation

  http://www.newlifecharity.co.uk/
  Charitable organisation caring for disabled and terminally ill children. Provides equipment to help individual children, nurse led support services, medical research funding, awareness and campaigning.

• Patient UK: Information Leaflets - Child Health

  http://patient.info/health/child-health-1245
  Offers basic details about a variety of conditions, includes references.

• South West Child Protection Procedures

  http://www.swcpp.org.uk/
  Jargon-free and interactive guide for all professionals working with children and young people in the South West of England.

• The Lullaby Trust

  http://www.lullabytrust.org.uk/
  Promotes expert advice on safer baby sleep and provides special support for bereaved families.

• The Sick Children's Trust

  http://www.sickchildrenstrust.org/
  Helping parents to stay with their seriously ill child while in hospital. Read their mission statement and how to ask for assistance or to offer help.

• Together for Short Lives

  http://www.togetherforshortlives.org.uk/
  Provides information to families and professionals involved in palliative care for children with life-threatening or terminal conditions.

• Whizz-Kidz : The Movement for Non-Mobile Children

  http://www.whizz-kidz.org.uk/
  Charity helping disabled children throughout the UK, by providing mobility aids, training and advice. Includes a kid's zone.

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