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In the face of doubters, sexists and grueling work demands, CHLA’s first female neurosurgeon, Erin Kiehna, would not be deterred.
A No-Judgement Community
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Teens and young adults come to the Substance Use Prevention and Treatment Program for a fresh start and a voice in their own journey.
The Gift of a Lifetime
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A dying 3-year-old boy. A desperate email. A stranger’s astonishing gift. They were flying down the 101 freeway through Santa Barbara—the kids in the back seat, Chris at the wheel, and Holly next to
Advice for My 10-year-old Self
March 17, 2021
In honor of Women’s History Month, CHLA posed a question to some of our female team members across the organization. Knowing what you know now, what advice would you give your 10-year-old self?
Beverly and Herb Gelfand: Why We Give
December 8, 2020
Throughout their granddaughter’s nine-year battle with cancer, the Gelfands supported CHLA—a steadfast philanthropic partnership that continues today.
A Student Turns Scientist: How a Mentorship Program at CHLA Helped Dafne Achieve Her Dreams
July 1, 2022
The Samuels Family Latino and African American High School Internship Program (LA-HIP) gives high schoolers a boost in their quest to pursue a career in STEM.
CHAMP Grads Build Skills for Health Careers
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Luna’s Story: A Test of Faith, A Sign of Hope
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