Koch family shares emotional genomic program experience
Learn more about the Koch family's experience with the genomic medicine program at Children's Minnesota.
Mighty Blog
The Mighty Blog features stories from around Children’s Minnesota, as well as health and wellness information for raising healthy kids.
Going green: Children’s Minnesota recognized for sustainability initiatives
Children’s Minnesota is proud to announce that it has been recognized as a Partner for Change Award recipient by Practice Greenhealth, the nation’s leading organization dedicated to environmental sustainability in health care!
Gender Health Program begins seeing patients
The multidisciplinary program offers comprehensive care for youth who identify as transgender or gender-diverse.
Children’s Minnesota to celebrate reading this weekend at Wordplay
We are excited to be a part of The Loft's Wordplay to celebrate and promote the joy of reading. Wordplay aims to be the state’s biggest-ever celebration of readers, writers and great books.
Girl Scout troops make donations to Children’s
The Welcome Center at Children’s Minnesota accepts numerous Girl Scout donations a year.
Wendy joined Families as Partners after son’s brain tumor
Read Wendy’s family’s story to learn about her experience at Children’s and how she is involved in the Families as Partners program.
Audrey lends a helping hand to our Families as Partners program
Audrey was inspired to join Families as Partners because her grandson receives care at Children’s. Read Audrey’s family’s story here.
Star Gala inspires record breaking support from the community
$2.3 million was raised at Star Gala 2019 to support the genomic medicine program at Children’s Minnesota.
Manage your child’s asthma this spring with 6 tips from our expert
While there is no cure for asthma, there are ways to learn to manage it. Here are six tips from our expert.
Families as Partners – Rachel’s family gives back
Learn how you can get involved with our Families as Partners program with a story from Rachel about her family's NICU experience and how she still stays involved with the program today.