Committed to promoting the development of children’s nursing through evidence-based information about practice and development

ABPN Scholarships Awards and Prizes

Introduction

A key objective of the ABPN is to promote the art and science of children and young people’s nursing, and to provide facilities for nurses to further their education, skills, and personal and professional development in caring for the needs of sick and well children and young people and their families.

The ABPN believe that this objective can be achieved through the sharing and dissemination of experiences and practices in children’s and young people's nursing care.

To this end the ABPN are pleased to announce the availability of the following scholarships, awards & prizes:

1. ABPNWellChild Scholarship 2010

WellChild is the UK charity dedicated to the needs of sick children and their families. Through its Care, Support and Research activities, WellChild funds WellChild Nurses to care for children and young people with long term complex health conditions, supports research on a range of child health issues and provides practical help through its Helping Hands programme. WellChild and ABPN are pleased to announce the availability of a £1000 scholarship with the intention to promote the art and science of children and young people’s nursing in relation to an aspect of improving the care of children and young people in the community setting

ABPNWellChild Scholarship: download application form and guidance notes

 

2. British Association of Paediatric Surgeons (BAPS) Grant Memorial Prize

This prize is sponsored by BAPS to the sum of £300. Submissions should focus on an aspect of surgical nursing for a child or a group of children and their families. This prize is open to current ABPN members only.

BAPS Grant Memorial Prize: download application form and guidance notes


 

Katrina McNamara-Goodger

Tel: 07976832339

Email: k.mcnamara@virgin.net

Guiding Principles

  1. To support nurses and other professionals who care for children with health needs.
  2. To enable individuals and organisations to access up-to-date information and knowledge about children's nursing.