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CHOP Cares Community Grants have made possible employee projects that touched on everything from eating better and car safety, to reproductive health education and teaching CPR.
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From creating a dance video to get patients moving to recording a bedtime story TV series, innovative advocacy projects at CHOP are making an impact on the well-being of patients and children in our community.
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Families with a child with Down syndrome find a wealth of resources through CHOP's Trisomy 21 Program.
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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia offers many programs that contribute directly to the well-being of families in our community.
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In addition to the excellent clinical care, the Diabetes Center for Children helps families, schools, and other caregivers in the community be prepared to assist with a child’s treatment.
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In 2015, the Adolescent Initiative helped more than 160 youth infected with HIV get care, and 3,000 Philadelphia teens received education and case management services in order to prevent new HIV infections.
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Preventing injuries to children and youth is the focus of two complementary programs at Children’s Hospital: the Center for Injury Research and Prevention and the Injury Prevention Program.
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The Community Nurse Advocacy Fellowship gives nurses the opportunity to step outside their roles at Children’s Hospital and into the community, where their knowledge and skills are aimed at improving children’s health.
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Every week, CHOP employees use their healthcare knowledge in a variety of ways with a shared goal: improving the lives of children and families.
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Children’s Hospital entered into new partnerships to expand psychiatric and behavioral health services and ramped up the training of the next generation of pediatric psychologists and psychiatrists.