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RCPCH &Us - for children, young people and families

Can you help us improve health services for young people like yourself? See how you can get involved and make a difference! And, take a look at our resources, created with and for children, young people and parents.
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COVID-19 book club

Young people's experiencs of the pandemic have affected them in so many ways from mental health to education, health needs to information. We work with 16-25 year olds to look at the evidence.
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COVID-19 &Us

We've also met with young people around the country to talk about specific experiences - from virtual health services, supporting mental health, shielding and more...
See young people's views

Recipes for rights

The rights of every child and young person include being safe from harm, having chances to develop, becoming an individual and thriving. Our new booklet is full of activities to explore these rights,
Activity book

More key resources

Emoji card game
Five ways of wellbeing - "chatterbox" game
Talking about mental health - pocketbook for doctors
Being me - supporting children and young people
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All our resources

Our guides and activities are created with and by children, young people and families. As a patient, they can help you get involved in improving your health service. As a health professional, they can support you to meaningfully involve CYP in your work.

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Resources for parents, families and carers

COVID-19 - resources for parents and carers
Advice posters for parents during coronavirus / this winter - posters
Medicines for Children - practical and reliable information about giving medic…
infoKID - information about children's kidney conditions
Growth charts - what they are
Epilepsy passport - ensuring clear communication with healthcare professionals
Following a first seizure without fever in children and young people - informat…

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For health professionals

How can you increase patient engagement and voice in your work? We deliver guidance on how to involve children and young people in strategic decision making.

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