
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


24 Mins to relax and chill with these soft sounds produced especially for you to put your feet up and disappear from your surrounding for just a little while.
lchtv.com
Welcome to another episode of our enlightening series. This is an LCHTV podcast in association with the Navigators team at Leeds Children's Hospital. Today, we bring you a poignant discussion on a topic that has left countless lives altered and communities in distress: knife crime. Matt, who is the lead in the Navigators team, interviews a young adult about their experiences and involvement in knife crime. Our goal is to shed light on the personal stories behind the statistics and explore the efforts being made to combat this pervasive issue. Names have been changed to protect everyone involved.
lchtv.com
What is it like to help your child transition to Adults from Children's Services?
lchtv.com
This podcast is about how people make decisions about treatments when they have a child with rhabdomyosarcoma, a type of soft tissue cancer.
We’ll hear from Professor Bob Phillips of the University of York and Leeds Children’s Hospital, one of the researchers in the study, and the words of parents who took part in the research.
lchtv.com
Thank you to James and Grace for speaking from the heart and sharing their post treatment experience.If you need any support please contact the TYA Team.
lchtv.com
Soundscape (no music)
The rain falls, hits the window and gets sucked into the ground. After we take a stroll through the woods to the stream and babbling brook.
Bird song and sheep accompany the journey.
Enjoy.
lchtv.com
This soundscape will take you on a journey through beautiful landscapes from Northumberland to Yorkshire's wonderful Peak Park.
lchtv.com
In this podcast a group of young people discus how hospital has impacted on their lives.
lchtv.com
From the publisher's feed
Helping people in hospitals to relax and sleep better as well as providing a service for young people and their families through treatment in long-stay hospital visits.