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.
Children’s Minnesota Stories
Read health tips from our experts as well as stories by patients, families and staff about kids’ health and their experiences at Children’s Minnesota.
National Volunteer Week: Volunteer Profiles Continued
Learn more about the volunteers at Children's Minnesota.
National Volunteer Week: Volunteer Profiles
Learn more about the volunteers at Children's Minnesota.
National Volunteer Week
Learn more about how Children's Minnesota is celebrating National Volunteer Week.
Children’s Minnesota Mental Health for Primary Care: The Early Years conference
During this conference, local and national experts in pediatric mental health will discuss how to address gaps in practice and incorporate new information to effectively manage mental and behavioral health issues in children.
New chief equity and inclusion officer aims to improve health equity, workforce representation and investing in diverse businesses
James Burroughs joined Children’s Minnesota in January as the first chief equity and inclusion officer, and he comes with a passion for both Children’s and the work ahead.
A piece of home at the hospital – Toyota USA makes donation to Children’s
Toyota USA chose Children’s Minnesota as the recipient of $4,000 of giving, including donations of toys, snacks and a $2,000 cash gift.
Children’s Minnesota celebrates Social Work Week
At Children’s Minnesota, we celebrated Social Work Week from March 25-29, 2019. Social Work Month is celebrated nationally during the month of March and we have designated this week to recognize and thank our social workers for all of their hard work.
Children’s Minnesota doctors present at MAFP conference
Children’s Minnesota doctors are well represented at the spring Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians conference.
Play with a purpose is key for child life specialists
Child life specialists use medical play to help children “play” out their feelings or anxieties or learn about an medical procedure.