"We can't promise anything." That sentence was said over my head. I was nine years old and lying in a bed in the intensive care unit.
The author reflects on their experience as a nine-year-old in the intensive care unit, highlighting the power adults hold over children's futures and the balance between truth and hope in healthcare.
A strike on a health care centre in Sudan killed at least 64 people, WHO says
A recent airstrike on a hospital in East Darfur, Sudan, resulted in the deaths of at least 64 individuals, including 13 children, according to the WHO.
Dental Truck Provides Free Services to Women and Children in Avaré; See How to Participate
A mobile dental unit is offering free oral health services for women and children in Avaré, Brazil, until this Friday, providing specialized care and appointments on-site.
"Protecting children, not the supervisors": in Paris, a demonstration to "end the silence" on violence in after-school care
Parents gathered in front of the City Hall in Paris to demand action against violence in after-school programs.
Emotional suffering among children and adolescents is growing, and SC reveals deficiencies in specialized care
The article discusses the rising emotional distress among children and adolescents in Brazil, particularly in Santa Catarina, highlighting the urgent need for better specialized mental health care.
Saskatchewan parents face challenges of child-care costs
Many Saskatchewan parents are experiencing unexpected financial burdens due to a gap in the rollout of the $10-a-day child care program, which leaves some children ineligible for assistance as they turn six.
The Jungle of the Foster Homes: 'It's Like I'm in Prison'
A report discusses the harsh realities faced by children in foster homes in Iceland, likening the experience to being imprisoned.
Three heavily drunk mothers in Kurzeme were unable to care for their children
Three separate cases in Kurzeme involved mothers found intoxicated, putting their children at risk according to the police report.
At 22, Edita becomes the guardian of seven children: “Seeing them grow is a gift for me”
Edita, at just 22 years old, has taken in seven children as her wards, describing her experience as a joyful and fulfilling journey.
He recorded a viral video: the story of the 16-year-old boy who dreams of having a family and visiting Boca's stadium
A 16-year-old boy, Josué, who has lived in care homes since the age of four, shares his dream of finding a family in a viral video.
Mother of Esmeralda, the missing girl in Córdoba, speaks: "I am very responsible with my children, I care for them like no one else"
The mother of a missing two-year-old girl in Córdoba, Argentina, expresses her distress and claims her daughter was taken from their home.
District Hospital Wolfratshausen: Faster Help in Mental Emergencies
The new District Hospital in Wolfratshausen offers improved mental health services with facilities for adults, children, and adolescents, addressing the rising need for psychological care.
Women of the sandwich generation care for their families and aging parents. Society often overlooks them
The article discusses the challenges faced by women in the sandwich generation who are responsible for caring for both their children and aging parents, highlighting their often-overlooked struggles in society.
NSW government paid $700 to get triple killer out of foster home
The NSW government paid $700 to remove Regina Arthurell, a convicted triple killer, from a Western Sydney foster home where two children were living.
LS: Mikkeli plans to start fining parents of daycare children
The city of Mikkeli intends to implement fines for parents of daycare children who reserve care times but do not utilize them.
Children aged 5 to 9 lead the increase in mental health admissions in SP
Mental health admissions among children and adolescents have surged in Sao Paulo, particularly for those aged 5 to 9, who experienced a 98.3% increase from 2020 to 2025.
LS: Mikkeli plans to start fining parents of kindergarten children
The city of Mikkeli intends to impose fines on parents of kindergarten children for unreported and unused care periods, addressing costs incurred by the city.
Family Care Children and Youth to Receive Up to 2 Million Won in Self-Care Costs
Children and young adults who have sacrificed education and employment to care for sick family members can receive financial assistance of up to 2 million won under new regulations by the Ministry of Health and Welfare in South Korea.
Take care of health and children for Cancer zodiac sign
Cancer individuals should pay special attention to their health today, avoid unnecessary worries, and focus on their children to alleviate daily troubles.
Mother of six dies after collision between motorcycle and car in Redenção, southern Pará
A 30-year-old woman, Cleidiane Cunha de Souza, tragically died in a motorcycle-car collision in Redenção, leaving behind six children who are now under their grandmother's care.
UK nursery worker who raped children jailed for 24 years
A UK nursery worker, Nathan Bennett, has been sentenced to 24 years for repeatedly raping and abusing young children in his care.
14-year-old intubated at 'Agia Sofia' after falling from a scooter
A 14-year-old from Corfu is in intensive care after sustaining significant head injuries from a scooter fall.
Live broadcast: New plan for the construction of nursing homes
Inga Sæland, Iceland's Minister of Education and Children, presents a new action plan for the construction of nursing homes from 2026 to 2030, addressing the significant shortage of nursing beds in the country.
Parents unnecessarily take children to the doctor, but also too late. What to pay the most attention to?
A Czech article discusses common pitfalls parents face regarding timely and necessary medical care for their children.
A brand new offer may be on the way for children and young people in distress
A new initiative is being proposed to support children and young people who struggle with mental health issues but do not qualify for traditional psychiatric care.
Máximo Huerta: "I believe nobody will take care of me, I have no children or nephews"
Author Máximo Huerta reflects on personal care, family, and the nature of success in his latest interview.
Specialized center offers 100 treatment spots for children who wet the bed in Salvador
A specialized center in Salvador is offering 100 free treatment spots for children aged 5 to 17 suffering from nocturnal enuresis, allowing them to receive care remotely.
Exciting about the society-upsetting children who care about the battered city
The article discusses the release of the second part of Fabian Göranson's acclaimed graphic novel series focusing on Klara and her friends as they navigate challenges in their city.
Motörhead's guitarist Phil Campbell dead
Phil Campbell, the guitarist of the iconic band Motörhead, has passed away after a long battle in the intensive care after a complicated surgery, as announced by his children on social media.
Accident with burned employee at party changes family's routine; aunt takes care of children while mother remains hospitalized
Jennifer Rodrigues Monteiro is hospitalized following severe burns from an accident at a Carnival party in Brazil, impacting her family's daily life significantly.
Children's Vision Screening Disputes: Are Care Resources Being Used in Their Best Interests?
The article discusses the debate over the delegation of children’s vision screenings to optometrists in Latvia amidst concerns over quality and access to care.
'Children are at stake': Shock closure of specialist autism centre
A Canberra father is devastated by the sudden closure of his daughter's autism intervention centre, impacting her care and education.
Transgender triple killer removed from home with 2 foster children months after authorities were notified
A convicted transgender triple murderer has been removed from a home where he was living with two foster children, following authorities' long-standing awareness of the situation.
NSW minister ‘not going anywhere’ as calls mount for independent inquiry into children living with convicted killer
The New South Wales minister Kate Washington insists she will remain in her position despite increasing calls for an independent inquiry into the circumstances that allowed a convicted triple killer to live with foster children.
Family in the woods, one of the three children starts a hunger strike. Today the visit of the Guarantee has been annulled
One of three children in a foster care situation has begun a hunger strike demanding the return of their mother, leading to heightened security concerns for a local judge.
Lucídio Portella Children's Hospital Celebrates 40 Years with Pediatric Symposium
Lucídio Portella Children's Hospital in Piauí, Brazil, commemorates its 40th anniversary by hosting the first Pediatric Symposium on March 16, aimed at advancing pediatric care in the region.
Dr. Cui Yan, AI Expert: "Robots Will Care for Children and the Elderly"
Dr. Cui Yan discusses the future impact of artificial intelligence on society, particularly regarding its applications in child and elderly care, as shared during a conference in China.
NSW government apologises for leaving foster children in home with triple killer
The New South Wales government has apologized for failing to remove two foster children from a home where a convicted triple killer was living, despite being warned about the situation months earlier.
Now cancer-sick Hugo, 3, receives care at home - thanks to a new care team
A new home healthcare team in Sweden is providing vital in-home medical care for children, reducing the need for families to travel to hospitals.
Minister 'horrified' foster children were living with triple killer
New South Wales' Minister for Families and Communities, Kate Washington, expressed horror over two foster children living with a convicted triple killer, revealing a failure by the Department of Communities and Justice to address the issue for months.
Two underage children found in the care of a man under the influence of alcohol in Valdemārpils
Authorities discovered two underage children left with a man who was heavily intoxicated in Valdemārpils, Latvia.
Memories that Still Move: A Mother's Story from the Children's Hospital
A former patient recalls her emotional experience of her newborn's intensive care treatment two decades ago and how the care she received shaped her current role in the hospital.
Joller discusses the future of the children's hospital with Solman
Karmen Joller plans to address concerns raised by medical professionals regarding proposed changes to the Tallinn hospital network that could affect pediatric care, in a meeting with Deputy Mayor Riina Solman.
Children Removed, A Chain of Errors. From Nordio to Salvini: The Government is Taking Action
The Italian government is intervening in the controversial case of children removed from their mother's care, with key figures expressing concern about the trauma inflicted upon the children.
I managed caring for small children, I can also manage a mother with dementia and other myths about home care
The article discusses the challenges and myths surrounding home care for dementia patients, emphasizing the experiences of caregivers.
Is the basis of the criticized policy the ordinance I proposed?…In-ae Lee's self-contradiction
Lee In-ae, a member of the Gyeonggi Provincial Assembly, criticizes Governor Kim Dong-yeon's child care policy for undocumented migrant children as 'populism,' despite having proposed the ordinance that serves as its legal basis.
Only 21% of Citizens Agree That Children Should Care for Parents, Halving from 53% 19 Years Ago
A survey reveals that only 21% of South Koreans believe it is the responsibility of their children to care for aging parents, a significant decline from 53% in 2004.
Dr. Bharti Kashyap's Story: Providing Free Treatment to 2 Million Poor Children
Dr. Bharti Kashyap from Jharkhand has provided free treatment to approximately 2 million underprivileged children, while also raising awareness against cervical cancer.
Family in the woods, children waking up with mom on video: 'They don't understand why she isn't there'
The article discusses the emotional situation of a family separated due to a care facility incident, highlighting the children's confusion over their mother's absence.
RSU Starts Research on the Impact of Childhood Dental Caries on Families
Researchers at Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) have launched a nationwide study to assess the economic, social, and emotional effects of childhood dental caries on families in Latvia.