National Network of Programs
In urban and rural areas across the country, our programs are located in 15 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico, many in health professional shortage areas.
The 25 medical programs we support bring high-quality healthcare and social support directly to children and families where they live, learn and play. Additionally, through our Healthy and Ready to Learn initiative in New York City, we partner with schools to create a supportive school environment to decrease health barriers to learning, chronic absenteeism, and the impact of trauma for children; and we drive advocacy and policy change that improves the quality of life for the communities we serve.
Click on the map icons above to learn about each program’s work with Children’s Health Fund, or on the links below to learn more about their work in communities.
Arizona
- Phoenix – Phoenix Children’s Hospital
- Southern Arizona – Chiricahua Community Health Centers, Inc.
California
- Los Angeles – Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
- San Francisco – Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford
Florida
- Orlando – Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children
- South Florida – The University of Miami School of Medicine
Idaho
Illinois
Louisiana
- Baton Rouge – Baton Rouge - Our Lady of the Lake Children's Hospital
- New Orleans – Tulane University School of Medicine
Michigan
- Detroit – Henry Ford Health System
- Flint – Genesee Health System
Mississippi
- Clarksdale – Aaron E. Henry Community Health Center, Inc.
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
- Harlem - National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University
- South Bronx – Children’s Hospital at Montefiore
- NYC - Healthy and Ready to Learn
North Carolina
Puerto Rico
Tennessee
- Memphis – LeBonheur Children's Hospital
Texas
- Austin – Dell Children’s Medical Center
- Dallas – Parkland Health & Hospital System
- Houston – Texas Children's Hospital
Washington, DC/Maryland
West Virginia