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Year of the Child

We have launched Year of the Child; a programme that will celebrate and promote CNWL’s large portfolio of children’s services.

#YearoftheChild

Join us!

CNWL has launched Year of the Child; a programme that will celebrate and promote our large portfolio of children’s services.

We want to showcase our expertise, working with families, carers and young people to gain insight into their experiences.

We'll be running a calendar of events and educational workshops, spotlighting our service lines and sharing our work and achievements in this space.

Available for CNWL teams and staff, as well as parents, families, carers, schools and others, the sessions will promote a variety of specialist health topics.

The programme will culminate in a conference that brings together teams from across the organisation to explore neurodiversity pathways.