A rare opportunity for a Scottish charity
Verity Young died, aged eight, after a long fight against lupus and cancer.
Afterwards, it will permanently relocate to the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Glasgow, where Verity was treated. One in four children and young people live with chronic health conditions, causing them anxiety and depression. Art therapy helps them take some control, so they can express and process their feelings about their diagnosis, treatment and the impact on their daily lives.
Professor Tom Steele, director of estates and facilities for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, said: “We are delighted to be receiving this unique garden space which I am sure will have an instant benefit for our patients, families and staff.that has the potential to improve the wellbeing of surrounding communities by enhancing the environment and creating green spaces which improve mental and physical health.
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