Where we work

Noble’s Hospital

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Addenbrooke's Hospital

Cambridge Read more

St Mary's Hospital

London Read more

Great North Children's Hospital

Newcastle Read more

Alder Hey Children's Hospital

Liverpool Read more

Borders General Hospital

Melrose Read more

Victoria Hospital

Kirkcaldy Read more

Raigmore Hospital

Inverness Read more

Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital

Aberdeen Read more

Tayside Children's Hospital

Dundee Read more

Royal Hospital for Children

Glasgow Read more

CHAS

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Win Free Grand Raffle Tickets

This year's grand raffle has officially launched. Buy yourself a ticket or volunteer to sell them. The volunteer who sells the most will win an entire free booklet of their own!

Teapot Trust Seeks Inhouse Clinical Supervisor

Teapot Trust advertising for Inhouse Clinical Supervisor

Scream Tea

Host your own Scream Tea this Halloween to have fun, raise awareness for a great cause, and give yourself the chance of winning Mackie's goodies!

Sign up to be a doART Hero and give yourself a chance of winning a brand new iPad!

Regular giving is so important that we are giving away a free ipad to our doART Heroes to encourage more people to take action. 🦸‍♀️

Skye and Niamh's Carnival

Niamh and Skye, aged 8 and 9, held a fun-filled carnival to help raise money for Teapot Trust.

Vacancies

Vacancies, such as trustee positions, to work with Teapot Trust and enrich the lived experience of children and young people with chronic conditions

What we do

We provide art therapy to help children and families coping with long-term conditions.

Accessibility

Donate

Please donate to help us provide art therapy for children and families coping with chronic conditions.

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Accidental Artists Exhibit

These artists helped raised funds by donating a percentage of their sales from an art exhibit.