Transforming Spaces

Our environment has a powerful effect on our mood and wellbeing.
Whether it’s revamping a courtyard into a musical garden, bringing the seaside inside to support good mental health or making dragons soar over waiting rooms, your donations transform clinical areas into bright, playful spaces that are deserving of the children, families and staff who use them.

A bright waiting area with large illustrated artworks, seating, toys and interactive games and screens

Transforming the RHCYP

We contributed over £3.1million to create a children's hospital, reimagined. The more you look, the more you see!
A bright room with an orange and white striped wall, colourful sofas and footstools

CAMHS

What does good mental health look and feel like for children and young people? The unanimous answer was the seaside.
A woman sitting on a padded bench holds a baby in a brightly decorated room. The wooden furniture is decorated with patterns in orange, green and blue.

St John's Maternity Department

Using calming colours and comfortable furniture to create welcoming and relaxing spaces to support families' first moments together.
A young girl in a yellow top playing on a swing in a hospital garden

Jess Mackie Music Garden

Creating vibrant, interactive outdoor areas where children, young people and families can have fun and relax in the fresh air.
A room with colourful tree-patterned walls, blue whale bookcase, colourful stools and padded seating area

St John's Emergency Department

Transforming clinical-looking areas into fun and welcoming spaces, to ease anxieties of children and families visiting St John's Emergency Department.

St John's Mother & Baby Unit Garden

We converted an unused courtyard at St John's Hospital into a beautiful garden for new families experiencing perinatal health issues.
A woman and child playing with an outdoor toy at the child development centre

Beatlie Child Development Centre

Incorporating play so children with complex developmental difficulties feel able to be themselves during assessments.
A woman writing on a whiteboard inside the classroom in the Little France School

Little France School

A mesmerising new mural makes all the difference to helping children in hospital to engage with learning.

East Lothian Community Hospital

Think bright, colourful walls, interactive elements and super comfy cushions to create a mood that feels more soft play and less paediatric clinic.