OUR STORIES
HEAR ABOUT SOME OF THE PEOPLE WE HAVE HELPED
many thanks
Nurses and lab technicians saying “Thank You!” from all across the world.
EXPLORE OUR GLOBAL REACH
CLICK ON THE MAP TO SEE SOME OF THE PLACES WHERE WE HAVE MADE AN IMPACT OR HEAR ADDITIONAL STORIES ABOUT CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WE HAVE HELPED
Austin
Honolulu, Hawaii
Siem Reap, Cambodia
Austin
Austin
2017, Austin – Donated $10,000 in medical teaching dolls
China
2017, China – Donated $2,000 in medical teaching dolls
Mexico
2017, Mexico – Donated $2,000 in medical teaching dolls
Georgia
2017, Georgia – Donated $2,000 in medical teaching dolls
El Salvador
2017, El Salvador – Donated $2,000 in medical teaching dolls
Tbilisi, Georgia
East Jerusalem, Augusta Victoria Hospital
Houston, Hurricane Harvey
Philadelphia Children’s Hospital
Mexico City, El Hospatilito, Hospital Español de México
Kenya, hospital play rooms
Tbilisi Georgia, Joann Medical Center
Austin, Children’s Blood & Cancer Center
East Jerusalem, Augusta Victoria Hospital
Israel, Hadassah Medical Center Children’s Hospital
East Jerusalem, Augusta Victoria Hospital
Palestine, Palestinian Cleft Society
Taiwan, University Children’s & Chang Gung Memorial Hospitals
Israel, Hadassah Medical Center Children’s Hospital
Palestine, Palestinian Cleft Society
East Jerusalem, Augusta Victoria Hospital
University of Arizona, Trained in CBCT
The Philippines, Kythe Child Life Program
Japan, Hospital Play Specialists Association
Austin, My Healing Place Grief Conference
PERSONAL TESTIMONIALS
Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii
“Nadeiah had so much fun with her doll. She loved decorating the doll and making it her own. She was so excited and happy. She named her doll “Faith” and loved that it didn’t have hair – just like her!”
Ms. Wright, mother of Nadeiah, age 6
Augusta Victoria Hospital, Jerusalem
“The current situation is better for my child than before. Using these positions and new methods in drawing blood has helped improve my child’s psyche.”
Dina H., a parent following Standish Foundation staff training
Joann Medical Center, Tbilisi, Georgia
“We’ve gained useful information and knowledge on the child’s development, their needs in hospital and different strategies to meet those needs. This knowledge helps a lot in my daily practice.”
Tamta S., RN, following Standish Foundation training