The fonds consist of records related to the Children’s Hospital of Winnipeg including newsletters, yearbooks and student records from the Children’s Hospital School of Nursing, departmental correspondence, meeting minutes, clippings, discussion papers and reports. The photograph collection contains images of patients, staff, volunteers and the various buildings in which the hospital has been situated. These images were digitized in 2009. There are also a small number of films as well as various pieces of artwork and artifacts including uniforms, trophies, china, silverware and medals

Sous-fonds consists of records created by the School of Nursing to recruit and orient students as well as provide graduation information. It also contains both formal and informal records created by the students during their time at the School as well as reminiscences collected afterwards. The sous-fonds also contains the yearbooks which were compiled by the students as well as some material related to the proposal to close the school in the 1940s.

Sous-fonds consists of records created by the Alumnae Association in the course of business. It contains published and unpublished material. There is very little information about the running of the Association.

Series consists of records created by the School of Nursing to advertise the school to possible students and to inform them about the school and its curriculum.

Series consists of correspondence from the Alumnae Association to graduates and to the Alumnae Association from the Children’s Hospital Research Foundation

Series consists meeting minutes, drafts, correspondence, and the Act of Incorporation.

Series consists of minutes, agendas, memos, and renovation and equipment budgets.

Series consists of reminiscences of graduates from the school about their time as student nurses.

Series consists of meeting minutes which contain information on social functions, as well as on the refurbishment of the board room and cafeteria.

Series consists of correspondence and reports related to the possibility of the close of the School of Nursing in the late 1940s.