How we Can help!

Yorkhill Children’s Foundation relies on the support of individuals, community groups, companies and volunteers to enable us to continue providing a comprehensive range of services every year.
There are so many ways that you can help Yorkhill Children’s Foundation. Whether you live life in the fast lane and want to take part in one of our action packed events, or have time to spare and would like to become a volunteer for the Foundation, we would be delighted to hear from you.

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Yorkhill Childrens Foundation

Established in 2001, Yorkhill Children's Foundation funds many vital projects that are invaluable to the treatment, care, physical and mental wellbeing of children and their families from throughout Scotland and beyond who are treated at Yorkhill Hospital and related facilities. 

• Innovative medical equipment
• Improvements in child and family facilities
• Patient and family support
• Paediatric research and training
• Entertainment and fun activities for the children 

Without public support none of this would be possible.

Yorkhill Hospital

Yorkhill Hospital has touched millions of lives since it first opened its doors in 1882. It exists to help sick children get better, yet it does so much more. As the largest children's hospital in Scotland, Yorkhill has a worldwide reputation for excellence, treating over 150,000 children from across Scotland every year.

Yorkhill Hospital is the sole Scottish provider of a number of highly specialised services including cardiac surgery, kidney and bone marrow transplants, paediatric intensive care and endoprosthetic bone replacement. It is also one of the only four UK children's hospitals with an ECMO machine offering life support for children.

Welcome to Yorkhill Childrens Hospital

Yorkhill Children's Foundation provides enhanced medical equipment and resources which benefit sick children and babies who are treated at Yorkhill Hospital and within NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde. These can include innovative medical equipment, improvements in child and family facilities and paediatric research and training.