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Find similar grantsPediatric Wellness Grants is sponsored by Children's Dream Foundation. The Children's Dream Foundation provides grants to improve primary and preventative medical care for children at neighborhood health centers and hospital clinics.
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Skip to primary navigation CDF provides grants to improve primary and preventative medical care for children at neighborhood health centers and hospital clinics. CDF gives funds to add to or expand treatment areas for children at these facilities and to provide additional pediatric medical equipment. Our grants in this area focus on providing funds to build, renovate or equip dedicated pediatric exam rooms and children’s waiting areas.
Special emphasis for donation are diagnostic equipment (e.g. vision screeners and audio scopes) which enable children to be seen and evaluated more quickly. 2025 to Montefiore Nyack Hospital CDF provided funds to train and expand Montefiore Nyack's Baby Cuddler Program.
Cuddling premature babies in a NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) helps them by stabilizing their vital signs, promoting growth and development, and improving neurodevelopmental outcomes.
The physical contact provides a calming, womb-like environment that can improve sleep, help babies gain weight more quickly, and better manage pain during medical procedures 2025 to Westchester Community Health Center CDF provided funding for six audiometers. 2025 to Westchester Community Health Center CDF provided funds for a "Food is Medicine" Program for children.
2022 to Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center CDF donated funds to equip a new pediatric treatment room with an exam table, vital signs monitor with oximeter attachment, a pulse oximeter, a pediatric scale and an infant scale. 2021 to Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center CDF's grant helped to hire a community health worker who would encourage higher vaccination rates for children in the community.
2019 to Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center CDF's grant provided funds to purchase a transport vehicle for school age children as part of MVNHC's Childhood Vaccination Program 2017 to Greenburgh Health Center CDF's grant helps to expand Greenburgh's well-baby program promoting preventative care and increased screening to toddlers up to 4 years of age 2012 to Greenburgh Health Center CDF grant renovated the pediatric Children's Play Area and the Teaching Room at the Greenburgh Health Center.
2010 to White Plains Hospital Center CDF grant enabled the purchase of an audiometer and a vision screener for the White Plains Hospital's Family Health Center. These devices will be used to screen children for basic eye and hearing abnormalities. 2009 to Hudson River HealthCare Inc CDF provides funds to equip two pediatric exam rooms and waiting room/play areas for pediatric exam rooms for their Amenia and Beacon locations.
2008 to Open Door Family Medical Center CDF gave funds for the creation of a pediatric suite at the Open Door Medical Center Mount Kisco location. 2007 to Hudson River HealthCare Inc CDF provided funds to renovate the pediatric waiting room at the Hudson River HealthCare Peekskill location.
2007 to Yonkers Community Health Center CDF's grant provided equipment for the Yonkers Community Health Center's Pediatrics Department including three exam tables, one vital sign monitor, a defibrillator, a otoscope/ophthalmoscope, one Broselow cart, one vision screener, one stretcher, three nebulizers and other items.
2006 to Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center CDF gave equipment to establish a Fast Track in their Pediatric Department which enables children to be seen and evaluated more quickly. Equipment included two vision screeners, two audioscopes, four nebulizers, and four exam tables. 2006 to Open Door Family Medical Center CDF donated funds for the renovation of the Pediatric area at the Open Door Medical Center Port Chester location.
2004 to Greenburgh Health Center CDF provided two nebulizers, three computers, dental equipment, one vision screener, one visual field screener, two tympanic devices and two broselow carts as part of Greenburgh's Early Intervention Pediatric Program. 2003 to Open Door Family Medical Center CDF provided funds for the renovation of the first floor children's area at the Open Door Medical Center Ossining location.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations operating neighborhood health centers and hospital clinics that provide primary and preventative medical care for children. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows average US$2,500, up to US$17,000 for clinical/equipment; up to US$1,000 for travel/lodging. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Pediatric Wellness Grants is funded by Children's Dream Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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