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Where your money goes
When you make a donation to the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation, you’re making a life-changing difference for Stollery kids and their families by supporting the Hospital’s most urgent needs and long-term priorities. Learn how your gifts are making a difference at the Hospital below.
On this month's Trending, Chelsea Bird stops by the Stollery Children's Hospital to learn more about the Awasisak Indigenous Health Program and what makes this one-of-a-kind, Foundation-funded program so important to Indigenous families across Alberta and beyond.
Meet Dr. Shannon Scott and Dr. Lisa Hartling, two Stollery Science Lab Distinguished Researchers, who are providing parents and families with evidence-based health information to help them make decisions about their child’s health — and most recently, about the COVID-19 pandemic.
On this month's Trending, Chelsea Bird chats with Jenny Plume, Team Lead for Child Life at the Stollery Children's Hospital and Stollery parent, Alison about the importance of the Foundation-funded Child Life program and the difference it makes for families like hers.
Donor-funded equipment helps deal with the most serious issues facing the smallest of patients.
The Stollery Critical Incident Stress Management program provides peer-to-peer support to front-line care givers.
Child Life specialists help make sure kids get to be kids — even during a trip to the Stollery Children’s Hospital.
An online resource that teaches mental health literacy is getting a cultural makeover.
Stollery Science Lab Distinguished Researcher Kate Storey is expanding the successful Indigenous Youth Mentorship Program, which supports high school students to run after-school programs for elementary students.