Sunshine in Hospitals
Brightening the lives of seriously ill children in hospitals, hospices or other healthcare settings across the UK
Brightening the lives of seriously ill children in hospitals, hospices or other healthcare settings across the UK
Our hospital team delivers sunshine to children up and down the country currently receiving treatment in hospitals.
From our activity days to our sensory bags, we aim to reach children and their families when they need it the most.
Our projects help to reduce anxiety, loneliness and isolation in the hospital and hospice environment for seriously ill children and their families.
Our Christmas in Hospitals Grant, provides grants of either £1,000 or £2,000 to support seriously ill children in a UK hospital, hospice or other healthcare settings.
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We're teaming up with play specialists from Leeds Children's Hospital to help children and young people switch from liquid medication to tablet medication with our special kits.
This transition not only enhances the well-being of the children but also contributes to cost savings for the NHS.
Rays of Sunshine Sensory Bags are a set of sensory resources to help facilitate play interventions to children and young people specifically requiring sensory play. The bags include resources to help stimulate and support; vision, hearing, touch & fidget/mindfulness.
The Sunshine in Hospitals Grant aims to provide a one-off sum of up to £20,000 to a UK hospital, hospice or other healthcare setting to fund a project that will support seriously ill young people aged three to 18.
Find out moreDive into our brand-new Sunshine Hub for accessible fun for all. Explore and discover activities for all ages. Learn new skills, get creative, get crafty, and have fun, wherever you are.
Find out moreCelebrate National Teddy Bear Day with Rays of Sunshine - whether you’re in hospital or at home, we’ve got everything you need for a fun-filled day with your fluffy friends, including activity ideas and resources!
Find out moreOur hospital activity days bring entertainment to children whilst currently receiving treatment in hospital, reducing the sense of isolation, anxiety and bringing some much needed distraction.
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