Design something for the Evalina London Children's Day Treatment Centre!

News – 7 June 2022

Guy's and St Thomas' are running a competition so that young people can contribute to the interior designs for their new Children's Day Treatment Centre, which is especially for children requiring surgery who don't need to stay overnight.
Evalina hospital

The creative theme for the artwork in the new centre is ‘outer space’. Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust are pleased to be inviting children and young people aged up to 25 in London and the south east to submit a piece of space-themed creation and have the chance to influence the final designs, which will be created by Japanese artist Kiriko Kubo.

Kiriko has designed award-winning artwork in our children’s hospital, and will be judging all the competition entries along with a panel of Evelina London staff and a young person independent from the competition.

The winners will receive vouchers and their artwork will be used as the basis for Kiriko’s space themed designs for the new centre.

Find out more here

The deadline for submissions is Monday 20th June. 

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