Real Life Stories

The APPG will focus on the experiences, challenges and needs of children and young people living with Long Covid, ensuring that their voices and realities are at the centre of the conversation.

St. James’s Place awards £5,000 to support Long Covid Kids and Friends project in Charnwood, Leicestershire.

Two LCK Members Olivia and Clara share their experiences of taking part in a theatre and comic book project that celebrates the resilience of young people with Long Covid, asking them, “What’s your Superpower?”

This year will be my 5th summer with Long Covid, a milestone that is incredibly hard to believe. The summers are long for those with chronic illnesses, especially with the temperatures rising, so I wanted to share my tried-and-true summer activities, which have kept me entertained throughout this sunny period and bring a little light to a sometimes-difficult time.

Long Covid Kids (LCK) is super excited to announce the launch of our T-shirt design competition. This competition is open to anyone up to the age of 21 years old.

Long Covid Kids responds to the Government's plans to expand technical education pathways, skills training and employer engagement, and explains why meaningful participation in education is the foundation of opportunity for every child.

After much thought, Helen has made the difficult decision to step down from her role leading Long Covid Kids Scotland to focus on her health and her family.

The APPG will focus on the experiences, challenges and needs of children and young people living with Long Covid, ensuring that their voices and realities are at the centre of the conversation.

We are pleased to welcome and introduce members of our growing trustee team, bringing together expertise across education, governance, research, safeguarding, operations, children’s rights and social impact.

A Covid infection in the middle of my studies and suddenly life is turned upside down. Difficulty concentrating, headaches, extreme fatigue. Diagnosis: Long Covid. How to manage law studies despite restrictions with the help of disadvantage compensation is explained by Sophie Aylin Keller as a victim.