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Center of Excellence Training
Seattle Children’s Autism Center experts provide the Autism Center of Excellence (COE) trainings, in partnership with communities, through a contract with the Health Care Authority (HCA).
Date: Friday, September 24, 2021 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Location: Virtual
Contact: For more information and to register, visit medicalhome.org…

The Run of Hope Seattle is a 5k run or walk to raise money and awareness for pediatric brain tumor research at Seattle Children's Hospital. Since 2009, the Pediatric Brain Tumor Research Guild and Four Seasons Hotel Seattle have partnered to present this very special event. In recent years, Run of Hope Seattle has become the most successful grassroots fundraising event for Seattle Children's Guild Association, sending nearly $7 million directly to research for pediatric brain tumor treatments.
We are very hopeful that this September we will be able to gather in some way in person together. There will be a virtual option as well for those that would like to participate this way. Details to come based on upcoming local guidelines, but the date is set regardless. Mark your calendars, gather your teams and get ready to raise money for research and especially to celebrate, remember and honor the kids who have faced pediatric brain tumors.

Please join the Daughters' Guild on Friday night, October 1st, for a fun-filled virtual event!
The online evening will be filled with music and entertainment – along with some fantastic items available in the silent and live auction. We've got autographed sports paraphernalia, spa gift cards and products, outdoor items, vacation getaways and wine...always lots of wine!

Join us for our 9th Annual Run 4 Miles 1K, 5K or 10K event to support our mission! We exist to benefit and raise money for Help Hope Live’s Northwest Catastrophic Injury Fund, as well as Seattle Children’s Hospital’s Greatest Needs Fund by coming together as a community — with compassion and empathy — to provide those who are suffering with real hope in seemingly hopeless situations. Learn more at run4miles.com

Join the Mitochondrial Research Guild for their 19th Annual Mito Cocktail Party. Streaming live from JM Cellars – The Vault in Maltby. This years’ event will continue the dream team of doctors, Seattle Children's Hospital, the Research Center and amazing supporters' journey of working together to one day find a cure for Mito! Free to join.

Unleash your inner superhero and walk, run, or fly through a family-friendly 5K course at Rogers High School and Nathan Chapman trail in Puyallup, Washington. All proceeds will benefit uncompensated care and research at Seattle Children's. Our first 5K in 2019 was extremely successful and we raised over $22,000! We went virtual last year due to COVID and still raised almost $10,000! We have a fundraising goal of $25,000 for our 3rd annual event!

Superhero Headquarters will be open throughout the event. Enjoy a fun-filled morning with family-friendly race day activities. The event will feature a superhero costume contest, incredible photo opportunities, free face painting, and more! There will also be door prizes from local sponsors and a raffle to win some amazing prizes. Strollers welcome and dogs on leashes are also welcome.

In 2018, we were thrown a curve ball when we got a very sad diagnosis for our daughter. In 2020, we got another with the Covid-19 pandemic. But we pushed on and we raised over $56k for Seattle Children's Uncompensated Care. In 2021, we aim to go all in and get this race going in person and virtuaI!

Sign up to run the inaugural (in person) race dedicated to Liv's unwavering spirit and help raise money for uncompensated care at Seattle Children's to ensure that families in our area can focus on their children's wellbeing, not the medical bill in their mailbox.

 

This seminar will focus on dual language learning in children and highlight current research and how demographic patterns across the U.S. are changing clinical and educational caseloads. Presenters will address assessment of speech and language disorders, present evidence-based interventions and share a clinical protocol for evaluating dual language learners.

Learn more at: www.eventbrite.com…