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Together for Short Lives has welcomed the UK Government’s new national disability strategy, but has urged ministers to do more to improve the things that matter to seriously ill children and their families. We believe that the government’s ambition that...

Together for Short Lives has called on ministers to strengthen a new draft law that seeks to better integrate health and care in England by extending the benefits to children and young people. The Health and Care Bill, laid before...

To mark the launch of the third edition of Safe use of medicines, one of the toolkit's authors Dr Michael Tatterton shares his thoughts on the growth of non-medical prescribing in children's palliative care. It was whilst working as a...

Safe use of medicines, a new toolkit from Together for Short Lives, is now available for professionals working with children’s medicines in palliative care settings. The interactive resource is available to download online for professionals working in hospices, hospitals and...

Together for Short Lives warns that lifeline children’s hospices face an uncertain funding future. As the UK gets set to take tentative steps to leave Covid 19 behind, our children’s hospices feel its effects more than ever – with over...

“Join me in showing support for Children’s Hospice Week”, says Mason Mount, Chelsea and England midfielder, via his social media video.