Strike action by junior doctors will take place at our hospital and community sites from 7am on Tuesday 11 April to 7am on Saturday 15 April. We'll contact you if you or your child’s appointment is affected. We apologise for any inconvenience.

A number of transport strikes are due to take place this March. If you or your child has an appointment at one of our hospitals or community centres, please plan ahead and do all you can to attend. If you need to cancel your appointment, please contact your clinical team.

Building the future Evelina London

A computer generated image showing the aerial view of the new hospital building at sunrise

Lambeth Council have granted planning permission for a new hospital building, which will be joined to the existing Evelina London Children's Hospital.

An expanded children's hospital would provide the space to care for even more children and young people in London and across the south east, meeting the needs of the sickest children with the most complex conditions from across the country. 

Patients, families and staff have been involved every step of the way. Their feedback has helped to shaped plans so that our bigger and better children's hospital is designed around their needs, now and in the future.

The new building would provide:

  • Around 100 beds across new wards, with 20 additional critical care beds.
  • A new suite of operating theatres and interventional rooms.
  • Specialist imaging facilities.
  • More support spaces for families and staff.

Artist's impressions

These computer generated images show how our expanded children's hospital will look:

This image shows how our new building would look from above.

Computer generated image showing the new hospital building at Evelina London, highlighting the new terrace

This image shows the new entrance to the hospital.

A computer generated image showing the new hospital entrance at Evelina London

 

Designing our hospital

Children, young people and their families are at the heart of helping us to shape our designs so that, just like our current hospital, we create a bright and welcoming environment which doesn’t look or feel like a traditional hospital.

Spaces will be designed to be flexible, to allow us to adapt to the changing needs of children and young people who need our care now and in the future.

Find out how you can get involved in helping us design our bigger and even better children's hospital.

The new hospital building is part of our plans to grow. Find out more about our new Children's Day Treatment Centre opening next year.