Our stories

24.11.2023

Staff go to infinity and beyond for annual Dress Up Day
Young people's health
30.10.2023

Hub to help build a bright future for Dakabin State High students
Children's health

Young people's health

News

24.11.2023

Staff go to infinity and beyond for annual Dress Up Day
Young people's health
30.10.2023

Hub to help build a bright future for Dakabin State High students
Children's health

Young people's health
25.10.2023

Striking a chord with sick Queensland kids for 30 years
Young people's health
22.10.2023

Queensland Children’s Hospital ranked in world’s top 10
Children's health
03.10.2023

First Nations mural a symbol of welcome and protection for patients and families
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
05.04.2023

‘Green Team’ a finalist in 2022 Premier’s Awards for Excellence
Staff
16.03.2023

Supporting a culturally safe health journey for First Nations families
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
08.12.2022

Sick kids to explore worlds away from their hospital beds through virtual reality

Features

22.12.2022

Keep kids safe around water
16.11.2022

What to pack for your child’s hospital stay
04.11.2022

Three things you can do to keep antibiotics fighting fit
12.10.2022

Could it be DLD? The hidden condition that affects 1 in 14 children
26.08.2022

Helping trans, non-binary and gender diverse kids thrive
06.05.2022

Top 5 tips for new mums
11.02.2022

How to help your child take their medicine
19.01.2022

Helping your child through a procedure
18.01.2022

Helping an anxious child through their vaccination
18.01.2022

How to support your child if they’re nervous about needles
14.01.2022

Helping your child follow their healthcare routines
07.01.2022

5 ways to keep your kids safe until they can get vaccinated
24.11.2021

Finding a GP for your child
05.08.2021

COVID-19 and Kids: What you need to know
04.08.2021

How to be COVID-safe with your child’s mental health
18.03.2021

Ten questions that can change a child’s life

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Your stories

Future's looking bright for Evie

Prep vision screening ensures Queensland kids get the best start to their education.
Asha's story

Seventeen-year-old Asha was diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma, a type of bone cancer that mostly affects children and young people.
Jamarl tunes in to his full potential

Ear health program helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander kids to hear, learn and play.