Forty-three Years of Caring for Children in Cyprus

Shriners Children's has collaborated with the George and Thelma Paraskevaides Foundation to send physicians and clinical professionals to Cyprus.

Patients Turned Interns

Two impressive interns joined the rehabilitation team at Shriners Hospitals for Children — Salt Lake City last summer. The two students shared a special connection to the hospital as former patients.

Shriners Children’s Boston Research Team Makes Strides With Tissue Engineering Grant

With an initial investment from a Shriners Children’s research grant, a team of investigators at Shriners Children’s Boston is pursuing a project focused on tissue engineering.

Shriners Children's Outreach Clinic Goes To Cyprus

In an effort to care for more kids in more places, staff of Shriners Children’s travels to Cyprus to provide care and expertise across the world.

POPS Care Continues for Shriners Children's Florida Patient Families

We have great news regarding orthotic and prosthetic care for the families of Shriners Children’s Florida; the trusted professionals in POPS will continue to provide ongoing services and new devices to past and existing patients.

Meet Our Care Managers!

National Case Management Week 2020 is October 11 – 17 and we are celebrating our dedicated and compassionate care managers.

Five Tips to Better Well-Being

Top tips from our Shriners Hospitals for Children — Honolulu team of specialists to help you keep working toward your better-health goals.

'I Can Walk Without a Crutch'

Shriners Children's Texas Receives Heathy Kids, Healthy Families® Grant from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas

The Healthy Kids, Healthy Families funding will support Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas' commitment to community-based organizations supporting children and families who have been impacted by the health, economic and social implications of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Camp Winning Hands Provides Place for Kids and Teens to Reach for the Stars

Camp Winning Hands provides a safe camping experience where kids can focus on being at camp, doing typical camp activities, without having to worry about explaining their hand differences.