We’re delighted to have our new range of CGF branded clothing and merchandise available to purchase through our online shop.

Clothing range

Our new clothing range has t-shirts for all the family!

Branded merchandise

We’ve also launched a CGF branded stainless steel water bottle which will keep your drink of choice hot or cold for hours, and features a black design printed with the Child Growth Foundation’s yellow and blue logo.

Head over to our online shop here – happy shopping!

In March the CGF attended the RCPCH (Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health) three day conference in Glasgow. 

Sally from the CGF team was really grateful to share a space with Harlow Solutions who produce (amongst many things) the ‘red book’, also known as the Personal Child Health Record (PCHR).

RCPCH are the membership body for paediatricians in the UK and around the world. The theme for this year’s conference was ‘Future child health: innovate, integrate and inspire’. This 2025 event also featured a dedicated area and presentation theatre on childhood rare diseases.

The event was a brilliant opportunity to share our materials and talk to paediatricians from across the UK. It was also fantastic to connect with the other patient support groups in attendance, many of whom we have never met or worked with before. We particularly valued sharing ideas of how we support our rare community and identifying ways we can collaborate to deliver greater impact, reaching as many families as possible and provide the most appropriate, meaningful support.

Thank you Harlow for inviting us to join you,  and to the RCPCH for having us!

We recently attended Society for Endocrinology’s (SfE) British Endocrine Society (BES) conference in Harrogate.

The three day event is packed with science, research, clinical investigation and clinical practice for healthcare professionals. Our charity was a number of SfE Patient Support Groups (PSGs) attending the event with an information stand, as we represented the child growth community with our booklets and range of resources. It was brilliant to chat with a number of healthcare professionals in attendance, with exhibitor organisations and with the PSGs there over the course of the event.

Key parts of the CGF’s work include raising awareness and supporting healthcare professionals, and so events like this are a great opportunity in working towards these important aims of our work!

The SfE PSGs meet virtually on a regular basis throughout the year and while so many of us were together in Harrogate we had an in person meeting with members of the SfE team and a number of representatives from the PSGs, with the opportunity to talk about collaborative working amongst our various organisations to support our work and the communities we are here for.