UVA Children's Hospital
| At UVA Children's Hospital, children receive special care in a warm, friendly environment designed especially for them and their families. UVA Children's Hospital offers total healthcare — everything from well-baby visits to heart transplants — and conducts breakthrough research in childhood diseases. |
To get involved, or to begin a conversation, contact Jeff Lamie, Jocelyn Lewis, or Amy Wicks-Horn in the UVA Health System Development Office at 800-297-0102 or 434-924-8432.
In the Spotlight:The Barry & Bill Battle Building. This new outpatient building will consolidate outpatient services for children in one convenient and family-friendly location. An ambitious fundraising goal — $18 million in private funds by December 2009 — must be met in order to break ground in 2010. Learn more... |
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Priority Needs
Gifts to any area of UVA Children's Hospital are appreciated, but some special needs rank at the top of our wish list.
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The Barry & Bill Battle Building. Learn more about how this new outpatient building will help put kids first. |
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The Jeffrey's Gifts Fund delivers giant surprise bags of special toys to children fighting cancer at UVA Children's Hospital. Each bag can turn tears into laughter, a pout into a smile, and despair into hope. Learn more... |
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The UVA Teen Health Center gives teens a place to turn for care and information. The center offers a wide range of services and programs specifically designed for young adults, their families, and their healthcare providers. Learn more... |
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The Sarah Du Bose Fund supports hospitalized children (especially NICU babies) and their families by providing for items and services not included in the normal operating budget. Sarah Du Bose was born 14 weeks prematurely, and spent several weeks in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Her parents, Charles and Sally, created this fund to thank the doctors, nurses, and staff who provided loving and nurturing care to their daughter. |
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The Jennifer Fund supports research and education in the area of childhood cancer and blood diseases, and provides amenities such as video games, phone cards, toys, and recliner chairs to make patient and family stays more comfortable. When Jennifer Marshall was diagnosed with leukemia, her parents, Ginny and Steve, created the fund to help other children like Jennifer. |
For more information, contact Jeff Lamie or Jocelyn Lewis in the UVA Health System Development Office at 800-297-0102 or 434-924-8432.