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Nourishing Life through the Milk Bank/Depot at Dartmouth-Hitchcock's Women's Health Resource Center
The newly opened Milk Bank/Depot provides pasteurized donor human milk to benefit babies in the Intensive Care Nursery and Birthing Pavilion at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.
How Philanthropy Supports CHaD
Despite the cancelations of CHaD in-person fundraising events through 2020, the need for funding CHaD programs continues.
Addressing Common Questions about Children Returning to School
Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock (CHaD) Pediatricians Susanne Tanski, MD, MPH, and Samantha House, DO, MPH, address some of the common questions people have about their children returning to school.
Teaching Children Diversity and Inclusion
It’s essential to address children’s natural curiosity and questions to help them learn, and to engage in regular conversations about diversity and practice inclusivity at home.
Wildfulness: Nature’s Cure for Stressed Families
With hiking trails in abundance in northern New England, families can get an early start on building nature habits.
Supporting Older Children during COVID-19 Restrictions
Pediatrician Kimberly Gifford, MD, and Susan Pullen, LSCW, D-H, discussed best practices for guiding older children through physical distancing, remote learning and maintaining healthy habits.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health to Present Virtual Forum on Stress and Anxiety in Young People Thursday, August 6, at 7 pm
“Community Conversation: Stress, Anxiety and Mental Health in Young People Amid COVID-19” presented in partnership with Bishop Guertin High School and The Reconnection Project will feature experts discussing mental health concerns due to the pandemic.
Hearts in Action: Climbing for CHaD
During this time of physical distancing, consider getting out and enjoying the northern New England scenery while also supporting CHaD by participating in Climbing for CHaD fundraiser.
QLLA Charities Fundraiser for CHaD Child’s Advocacy and Protection Program (CAPP)
This fundraiser supports the Child Advocacy and Protection Program (CAPP) treats children who have been abused, neglected or treated cruelly.