From Neuroscience to Yoga
A determined psychiatrist puts Stanford science to work for our community’s most vulnerable children. Just down the road from Stanford University is East Palo Alto,…
Category: In the News
Listen More. Listen Deeply.
Two years ago, during my sophomore year, I lost a peer to suicide. This was not the first death by suicide at my school, and…
Local Experts Offer Advice and Guidance
As we work in the community to provide education about wellness, depression, and suicide prevention, we hear students raising important issues about mental health. Below…
Shining a Light on Teen Mental Health
Elizabeth Kuriakose contributed to this story. With your support, a brighter future is in sight. When your child gets a fever, you know exactly what…
Your Gift to our Community: Teen Health Van Celebrates 20 Years
In 1996, Seth Ammerman, MD, hit the road in an RV retrofitted to serve as a mobile adolescent health clinic. He was on a quest…
2015 Report on Giving
Last year, 13,303 donors gave $124.8 million to Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford and the child health and obstetric programs at Stanford University School of…
Your Impact on Research
This summer Mary Leonard, MD, MSCE, (pictured above) became the new Adalyn Jay Physician-In-Chief at Packard Children's and the chair of pediatrics at Stanford University…
You Helped Isabel Find Her Voice
“Go Robert!” shouted 12-year-old Isabel Miranda as her older brother sprinted across the finish line. That morning at Summer Scamper, Robert outran 2,019 other racers…
Peeking inside the expanding Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford
Ever since I started my job in 2008, I’ve been hearing about the huge expansion of Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford that is slated to open in 2017. First…
Exciting news: we made the Honor Roll
I'm thrilled to share this exciting news with you! Thanks to you, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford was recognized in U.S. News & World Report's…