-Valerie Fisher
Providence Child Center cares for some of the most vulnerable children in our communities with resources and residential care for medically fragile children. Founded in 1964, we are the only 24-hour skilled nursing facility in the Northwest helping medically fragile children have the best childhood possible. We provide compassionate care, develop best practices, and disseminate information, services and support regionally and nationally to the families and care providers of medically fragile children. To help more families with special needs children, we will endow all 58 of our residential beds in the Center for Medically Fragile Children. With the ongoing financial needs of the medically fragile children met, we will invest in our resource center and neurodevelopment services program, provide more respite care and introduce specialty medical and dental clinics.
Highlights
Providence Child Center is truly one of a kind. And now the Providence Child Center Foundation wish book provides an opportunity to make that is truly one of a kind. Wishes of all shapes and sizes can be made in honor, in celebration or in memory of someone. What gift will you give from your heart?
For Katy Sellers-Subocz, music has always brought her joy and a smile to her face. Through Katy’s Music Fund, Katy’s family is bringing the power of music to all of the children at the Center for Medically Fragile Children at Providence Child Center.
Providence Child Center’s Recreational Activities Program integrates recreation therapy into the goal of improving the quality of life for children at the Center for Medically Fragile Children. The program seeks to ensure that, through recreation, each child gets to enjoy a real childhood and has help with achieving developmental milestones.
The Providence Together campaign is about the difference we can make when we work together. Here are some stories from families and supporters that inspire.
- The Crumpacker family shares about the difference the Center for Medically Fragile Children made in their lives.
- The power of play helps children of all ages and abilities.
- The Jean Baton Swindells Resource Center helps to bring joy to families.
- Kelly Schmidt, spiritual support provider and social worker for the Center for Medically Fragile Children, brings peace.
Philanthropic support makes a difference for medically fragile children and their families. Gifts to Providence Foundations ensure that the very best treatment and resources are available to those in need.
Philanthropic support makes a difference for medically fragile children and their families. Gifts to Providence Foundations ensure that the very best treatment and resources are available to those in need.
