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Items tagged with cancer Art Heals Discussion (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.comBack to the index
Welcome to the Art Heals Discussion
Nkosi
Art Heals began as a volunteer project in 1995 when I started painting murals in an inner city pediatric hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. (6/21/06: The Art Heals website is being refurbi...Updated 26 weeks ago, Tagged by: Cynthia Gentry (CCAL30)
Comment (0) on Treehouse for Medically Fragile Kids (0) in Children - Youth - FamiliesChristina,
You can't imagine how much I'd love to build a treehouse in Northern Uganda. I ran across a quote of yours the other day:
What I believe is that there is no amount of money that can meaningfully restore the lives and the childhoods t...Updated 33 weeks ago, Tagged by: Cynthia Gentry (CCAL30)
New air filter technology! (0) in Doctors and Scientists for GoodAs reported in ScienceBlog, looks like technology developed by the military may soon be in trial for use in hospitals, where spread of infections can be a major problem for the elderly and immune-comprimised of all sorts.
http://www.scienceblog.com...Updated last year, Tagged by: Lenore Cowen (CCAL30)
Putting Cancer Out of Business (0) in Friends of Heroes - Putting a Face on Childhood CancerTeam Friends of Allie is all about putting cancer out of business and we welcome your ideas and suggestions on ways to build our team so that's even bigger and better. From what I've seen the members of Omidyar are some incredible people with great ...Updated last year, Tagged by: Lenore Cowen (CCAL30)
CancerKid.org (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.comWELCOME to the continuation of the original CancerKid.org discussion that began in the Proposal Showcase. It is pretty much a blog that chronicles the development of this website, the fundraising efforts, the frustrations, the successes, the fears, ...Updated last year, Tagged by: Cynthia Gentry (CCAL30)
 CancerKid.org Suggestion Compilation Sheet (0) in Art HealsUpdated last year, Tagged by: Cynthia Gentry (CCAL30)
Comment (6) on Continuation of discussion on gaming technology for social good. (0) in Games for Social Goodi didn't see it here, but hope labs' game, Re-Mission, is out. I am interested that it is a research-driven game that aims to improve the life-prospects of young people living with cancer through game play. a muli-center study by the group finds th...Updated last year, Tagged by: Lenore Cowen (CCAL30)
CancerKid.org Discussion for GrownUps (0) in Art HealsWelcome to the CancerKid.org discussion group for Grown-ups! This discussion is for child life specialists, parents, nurses, doctors, counselors....any grown-ups who work with or care for children with cancer.
Let me know what you would like to see...Updated 2 years ago, Tagged by: Cynthia Gentry (CCAL30)
CancerKid.org (0) in The Omidyar Network Proposal ShowcaseProposal Name: CancerKid.org
Scenes from sister-site, SickleCellKids.org:
Kosi in the Clubhouse
Main character, Kosi, in the SickleCellKids Clubhouse. The cast of CancerKid.org will have their own clubhouse, too!
What to do Next?
Interactive ...Updated 2 years ago, Tagged by: Cynthia Gentry (CCAL30)
CancerKid.org ... Web Sites for Chronically Ill Children (0) in Action CenterI could really use some help on many aspects of putting together my latest venture, CancerKid.org. It is going to be an animated, interactive web site both for kids with cancer and for kids who love someone with cancer. My first site is www.SickleC...Updated 3 years ago, Tagged by: Cynthia Gentry (CCAL30)
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