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Charlotte Clarke
Role within the CYP Alliance
As a Project Coordinator for Palliative and End of Life Care, my role within the CYP Alliance is to bring people together, ensuring that professionals and organisations work collaboratively to provide the best possible care for children, young people, and their families.
Why does it matter?
Palliative and end-of-life care goes beyond managing symptoms - it’s about ensuring that every child, young person, and their family receive care that is rooted in dignity, compassion, and respect, with their wishes at the heart of every decision. It matters because every family deserves unwavering support during one of life’s most challenging journeys - from emotional and practical assistance to the opportunity to create precious, lasting memories together.
My impact?
My work helps to bridge gaps, enhance communication, and strengthen systems to ensure that children and young people receive care that is truly tailored to their needs and wishes. Whether it’s through driving service improvements, supporting professionals, or developing valuable resources, I am dedicated to ensuring that both the professionals delivering care and the families receiving it feel supported and confident in the services available to them.
Something a bit different?
At the moment, life is a mix of soft play adventures, messy hands covered in glue and paint, and wandering garden centres with a hot coffee on my day off in search of the next plant I probably don’t need but can’t resist. Creativity and curiosity are a big part of who I am, and I like to think I bring that same energy into my role - thinking outside the box and encouraging open conversations about end-of-life care.
More of the CYP Alliance Team
My name is Ruth, I’m CEO of Sheffield Children’s and sponsor for the CYP Alliance. I help to ensure the work of the CYP Alliance is prominent in South Yorkshire, I have lots of conversations with people to advocate for the work we do and help to unblock things if needed.
I am the Executive Chief Nurse at the ICB and also the Executive lead for Children and Young People ensuring that the voice of CYP is threaded through the work we do at the ICB. I support and champion the work of the CYP Alliance to ensure the needs, well being and voice of children underpins all that we do. I am committed to ensuring that we make positive changes to the lives, opportunities and outcomes for children and young people.
I am the Clinical Director for the CYP Alliance, I provide clinical leadership, advice and engagement to foster a culture of multi-professional engagement in service improvement. I provide system leadership to improve collaboration and engagement with system colleagues to share best practice and deliver ambitious programmes to transform and improve services for CYP and Families across South Yorkshire
I am the Programme Lead for the CYP Alliance team. I’m responsible for leading the CYP Alliance core team and the delivery of the NHS England CYP Transformation programme. I know we can only achieve this if we work in partnership therefore my main objective is to work collaboratively across our system. I support the development of a strategic approach to how children and young people receive services that support their needs and can achieve their ambitions in life. It is important to me to make every connection count.
I am a project manager for the CYP Alliance team. I am responsible for leading on projects, bringing people together from across all sectors to address health needs of local and national priority.
I serve as the Project Manager for the CYP Alliance, where I oversee and manage business support for the team tasked with addressing Long-term conditions. Within this role, I am dedicated to ensuring the best care and support for our children and young people.
I am a Consultant Paediatrician and Clinical Lead for Children and Young People’s Diabetes in the CYP Alliance Team. I am responsible for linking together the five Paediatric Diabetes Units in the region, making sure that we help each other reach the same high standards of care.
am CYP Clinical Lead for Epilepsy South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw. I am responsible for providing clinical leadership within the epilepsy workstream as part of the CYP transformation programme.
I am a clinical pharmacist working with the CYP alliance with an aim to improve the lives of children in South Yorkshire who have asthma so that they can enjoy all the things their peers without asthma do. By getting asthma control right at young age we can also prevent future risk too.
I am a Clinical Lead in the CYP Alliance team. I’m involved with the ‘acute’ side of the CYP Alliance. My role is to bring Acute providers – Hospitals - together, to make the work of the CYP Alliance relevant.
I am a clinical lead responsible for overseeing patient safety incident response framework and facilitating collaborative efforts to enhance patient safety and shared learning across the region, while also engaging in various projects.
I am Co-Clinical Lead for Children and Young People’s Asthma, and am an advanced nurse practitioner working clinically in primary care and I work alongside Dr Sonal Kansra and Deborah Leese to implement the national asthma bundle of care for children and young people.
I am a consultant paediatric ENT surgeon with experience spanning Europe and North America, specialising in helping children across South Yorkshire breathe more easily.
I am the Clinical Lead for the CYP asthma transformation programme of the CYP Alliance. I am a Paediatrician and look after children with respiratory (breathing) problems.
I am Personal Assistant for the CYP Alliance Team. I’m responsible for providing a comprehensive secretarial service to the CYP Alliance Programme Director, Project Managers, Clinical Leads, and the organisations involved in delivering the CYP programme priorities.
I am a Senior Programme Manager within the CYP Alliance and responsible for supporting, leading and driving a range of programmes designed to improve the health and happiness of children and young people in South Yorkshire.
As a Project Coordinator for Palliative and End of Life Care, my role within the CYP Alliance is to bring people together, ensuring that professionals and organisations work collaboratively to provide the best possible care for children, young people, and their families.
