How Your Gift Helps

The Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research at Stanford aims to not only to find better treatments for allergies and asthma but also discover lasting cures. 

For uninsured and underinsured young people throughout the Bay Area, the Stanford Children’s Health Teen Van is a comfortable place to turn for free comprehensive primary health care. 

A diagnosis of IBD can be life-changing. Stanford takes an interdisciplinary approach to develop a holistic treatment plan for each child, taking the guesswork out of prescribing the right therapies.

An accident or injury can happen at any moment in a child’s life. Packard Children’s is leading the way through trauma prevention research, education, and community outreach.

The Stanford Parenting Center provides vital support and science-backed tools to families facing rising rates of childhood mental health challenges.

Designed and developed with, by, and for youths, allcove offers a place where young people can find community, support, advice, or a moment of pause as they navigate their daily lives.

The experts at Stanford are conducting studies and clinical trials to better understand autism and develop effective interventions and new therapies that help children with autism live life to the fullest.

Stanford’s diabetes program aims to make a big difference in the day-to-day lives of kids with diabetes. Our experts are working on early detection, as well as other advances to eventually cure the condition.

The Packard Family Cares Fund provides families receiving treatment at our hospital with resources like affordable meals, transportation assistance, and local lodging.

Across Packard Children’s, multidisciplinary teams work closely together to heal sick children with neurological disorders, developing high-tech, leading-edge methods to have the highest possible impact on the families we serve.  

Stanfordʼs Pediatric Palliative Care Program has touched countless families and children diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, giving them comfort and helping them achieve their best possible quality of life.