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Building Hope: Cancer, Critical and Emergency Care Expansion

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Building Hope exterior  

This Is Where Hope Lives

Hope has a new address at Seattle Children’s in a new building that’s home to over 330,000 square feet of state-of-the-art technology, medical skill and human compassion.

We call it “Building Hope” – a much-needed addition to Seattle Children’s main campus to meet the growing need in our region. It includes a new:

  • Cancer Center: 48 new private rooms for child, adolescent and young adult cancer patients, providing the comfort and privacy families need 
  • Emergency Department: Advanced design and almost twice the size, providing the best possible experience for patients and families
  • Critical Care Unit: 32 new private rooms equipped with the latest lifesaving technology for our region’s most vulnerable children

 

Building Hope room, reading, art  

This Is Where Hope Thrives

Watch how the beautiful, healing environment of Building Hope provides improved patient care and comfort. It helps us keep our promise to the community – providing compassionate, family-centered care to the children who need it most. It’s not just concrete and steel, it’s hope.

 

Help Us Build Hope

Help Us Build Hope  

Yes, it’s a hospital building, but it’s more than concrete, steel and glass. It’s a source of hope for children and families when they need it most. And it is made possible by the generous support of donors.

You can help us provide the best care to all children by giving to the Building Hope Project.

  • Donate online: check "Other" and specify Building Hope Project.
  • Email us or call Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation for more information at 206-987-2153.

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