Our Vision
That all children in the communities we serve are able to reach their maximum health potential.
Our Work
Supporting Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford
We are the sole fundraising entity for Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford and the child health programs at Stanford University School of Medicine. Join us in supporting care, comfort, and cures.
Promoting a system that works for children with special health care needs
Through grantmaking, advocacy and communications we promote a system of care that improves outcomes for children with special health care needs and enhances the lives of their families.
Providing data about children's health and well-being
Kidsdata.org is your gateway to comprehensive information about the health and well-being of children in communities across California. This easy-to-use web tool offers data on more than 500 measures, from asthma to vaccinations.
Latest News
Kohl’s Gift Helps Child Safety Programs Go Virtual
Today we’re celebrating National Injury Prevention Day, and we’d like to say a huge thank you to Kohl’s for their recent gift of $225,000 to the Childhood Injury Prevention Program at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford. Since 2005, Kohl’s has given more than $2.2 million to our hospital to...-
National Care Coordination Standards for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs
The National Care Coordination Standards for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN) outline the core, system-level components of high-quality care coordination for CYSHCN. These standards are designed to help state officials and other stakeholders develop and strengthen high-...Learn More -
Suicidal Ideation and School Connectedness
Suicidal Ideation by High, Medium, and Low Levels of School Connectedness Among California Students, 2017-2019 Youth who feel more connected to school are more likely to have a stronger sense of well-being. Data on suicidal ideation among students before the COVID-19 pandemic suggest a relationship to school connectedness. Among California students in grades 9, 11, […]