Comforts and conveniences for families and caregivers: Caregivers and siblings spend stressful days on end by their loved one's bedside. Small comforts like coffee and tea hygienically packaged for safe use, can really make a difference. (1-week supply)

The crib mobile is a cheerful addition to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to stimulate a newborn's vision, hearing, and motor skills. You can help make sure each bassinet in the NICU has a mobile! (Each)

Art therapy workshops provide young people in crisis a creative outlet to help them regain control, improve communication skills, build positive connections, and enhance readiness for treatment. (Each group session)

Used to play video games, these game controllers offer enhanced comfort and feel, and streamlined design, which help older children and teens take their minds off their hospital stay. (Each)

Music therapy helps reduce the traumatic impact of hospitalization. It has been shown to promote coping, pain management, and emotional expression. Our certified music therapist works with patients of all ages to reduce the traumatic impact of hospitalization. Sessions may include music-making, songwriting and recording, listening, lyric analysis, visualization, instrumental play, and vocalization. (Each session)

These headphones block out the stressful sounds of the hospital environment for children who have trouble coping with sensory stimuli. (Each)

Slushies are always a special treat, but these have a therapeutic purpose, too! They encourage kids to drink during times when hydration is especially important -- after surgery, as inpatients, and in the Pediatric Emergency department. (1-week supply)

Our certified music therapist provides individual sessions of live music, offering gentle stimulation, soothing sounds, and lullabies to build the bond between newborn and caregiver. (Each session)

Virtual story time is specially designed for young elementary school kids and their caregivers. Reading, songs, and art activities offer a break while providing learning and development for children with extended hospital stays. (Each group session)