Scotstar Neonatal Transport

Scotstar Neonatal Transport The Scottish Specialist Transport and Retrieval (ScotSTAR) Neonatal Service operates across Scotland

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16/08/2026
We remember William Wallace so well! So lovely to see you growing up big and strong, thankyou Romain for sharing 🥰Scotti...
16/08/2026

We remember William Wallace so well!
So lovely to see you growing up big and strong, thankyou Romain for sharing 🥰

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17/01/2026

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Crossbasket House is wonderful for families transferred away from their home hospital 🥰
28/09/2025

Crossbasket House is wonderful for families transferred away from their home hospital 🥰

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28/09/2025

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Bliss campaigned for this ground-breaking entitlement for qualifying parents of babies who are born on or after 6 April 2025 and spend seven or more days in neonatal care.

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28/09/2025

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Please find below an information resource recently created by ScotSTAR to support families, explaining what's involved i...
30/05/2025

Please find below an information resource recently created by ScotSTAR to support families, explaining what's involved in a neonatal transfer and answers commonly asked questions.
Please share widely 🚑
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Video explaining how our specialised staff transfer newly born babies to other hospitals

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04/05/2025

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02/05/2025

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Harry and his family are supported by our CHAS at Home Team in the Highlands. When Harry was in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, he and his mum Claire started making keyrings together as a creative way to pass the time.

What began as a fun distraction continued at home and with the encouragement of friends and family, Harry has been selling his ‘Helping Hands’ keyrings at school fayres and at Christmas events.

Thanks to his hard work and the amazing support of his community, Harry has raised over £500 for CHAS! 🎉

Harry’s mum Claire said: “We started making the keyrings almost as creative therapy for both of us. Harry enjoyed both making and selling them. He is quite the fundraiser at the fayres, even choosing keyrings for some people! Everyone was so supportive, and we’re delighted with the total raised.”

Huge thanks to Harry, Claire, and everyone who supported this brilliant idea. You're helping us reach more children and families across the Highlands and beyond. 🙌💛

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