
31 July 2024
"It's a serious business being funny"
Dr Kiku (also known as Colin) and Dr Mattie were our first Giggle Doctors in the UK. Mattie took the time to tell us about his experiences working with children in hospital and his 53 years of bringing laughter to families.

27 June 2024
Noah's time with Dr Cowpat
Noah has spent a lot of his life living in hospital and during his stays he has met several different Giggle Doctors. It always brightens up Noah’s day seeing the Giggle Doctors, he laughs and giggles and has so much fun!

24 June 2024
Our Small Charities Week Fundraising Campaign
From the 25th of June to the 1st of July, anything you donate during our Small Charities Week Fundraising Campaign will be doubled at no extra cost to you!

15 May 2024
The making of Dr Scribble
Rosie shares how she came up with her Giggle Doctor name and character Dr Scribble, and the inspiration behind her wonderfully unique coat

24 April 2024
30 years of joy and laughter for children in hospital
As Theodora Children’s Charity turns 30 years old, we’ve sat down with co-founder and volunteer director André Poulie to find out more about how it all began.

11 April 2024
How the Giggle Doctors helped Rory
“Thanks to Dr Fancy Pants and Dr Geehee – my son laughed so hard, and he didn’t want to leave the hospital because he wanted to see them again!”. Rory recently met the Giggle Doctors for the first time and his mum, Crystal, shared this wonderful story on what it was like meeting Dr Fancy Pants and Dr Geehee and the difference they made.

18 March 2024
Read our 2023 Impact Report
2023 was a busy year of bringing playful encounters to over 15,000 children! Read about what a Giggle Doctor visit can mean for children, their families, hospital staff, and our all-important donors, and find out how Giggle Doctor’s child-led approach provides one solution for providing play in hospital for children and young people with SEN and developmental conditions

29 February 2024
Meet Dr Teapot
Dr Teapot talks about being a Giggle Doctor for over 10 years and why play is so important for children in hospital