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Evelina London Children's Charity supporting research growth at Evelina London

Description: Evelina London Children's Charity has awarded grants totalling £175,00 to clinicians working in our services to help them deliver and grow research.

Evelina London communication friendly environment award supports local schools to improve

Description: Community speech and language therapists are supporting local nurseries and early years settings to improve their childrens' communication development

Evelina London supports 'Waiting to Live' campaign

Description: Evelina London is backing new campaign 'Waiting to Live', drawing attention to the more than 230 children waiting for an organ transplant in the UK.

Evelina London supports teen patient to achieve dressage dreams

Description: A determined 16-year-old Evelina London patient is taking on the world of dressage, with future dreams of the Paralympics.

Fun inclusive dance course supports children with disabilities

Description: Evelina London’s community physiotherapy team have hosted their first ever dance sessions for children with physical disabilities.

Guy's and St Thomas' supports women to be smoke free during pregnancy

Description: A woman who was supported by Guy’s and St Thomas’ to stop smoking during her pregnancy is encouraging other pregnant women to quit.

Michael Rosen supports intensive care library donation

Description: Evelina London Children's Hospital welcomed acclaimed British author, poet, and broadcaster, Michael Rosen, to open a newly donated library.

Supporting young people in the community as they move to adult healthcare

Description: The transition event gave parents and carers the chance to talk to organisations about this challenging experience.

Supporting young people with inherited cardiac conditions

Description: A day of talks and workshops took place for young people aged 13-22 with inherited cardiac conditions to help them transition to adult services.

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Post-COVID-19 assessment service referrals

Description: How to refer to our post-COVID-19 assessment service.
Url: /our-services/hospital/post-covid-19-assessment-service/referrals.aspx

MDT voice clinic

Description: Information about the Multidisciplinary (MDT) voice clinic.
Url: /resources/patient-information/MDT-voice-clinic.pdf

Batten disease service referrals

Description: How to refer to our Batten disease service.
Url: /our-services/hospital/batten-clinic/referrals.aspx

Feeding service referrals

Description: How to refer to our children's feeding clinics.
Url: /our-services/hospital/feeding-clinics/referrals.aspx

Your child's appointment with the physical neurodisability and movement service

Description: What to expect from your appointment with our physical neurodisability service.
Url: /our-services/hospital/physical-neurodisability-movement/patients.aspx

Your child's appointment with the audiology service

Description: What to expect from your appointment with our audiology services.
Url: /our-services/hospital/audiology/patients.aspx

Your appointment with the REACH service

Description: Information about your appointment with the REACH service.
Url: /our-services/hospital/reach/patients.aspx

Antibiotic challenge

Description: This leaflet explains what happens now that your child has had an oral antibiotic challenge in hospital.
Url: /resources/patient-information/antibiotic-challenge.pdf

Mepolizumab for asthma

Description: Information about mepolizumab medicine for asthma in children.
Url: /resources/patient-information/mepolizumab-for-asthma-web.pdf

Squint surgery

Description: Information about surgery to correct a child's squint.
Url: /resources/patient-information/squint-surgery.pdf

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