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SCOUTS Program

The Sickle Cell OUTreach in Schools (SCOUTS) Program supports children with sickle cell disease by providing the care and services they need – right at school.

Meet the Team

ASPIRES is led by researchers at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. It extends the work of the Center for Suicide Prevention and Research (CSPR) and Behavioral Health Services at Nationwide Children’s while leveraging the expertise of faculty at The Ohio State University and various

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Stalking and Harassment: What to Do If Your Child Is Being Threatened

Stalking is a repeated pattern of behavior that includes following, watching or harassing a specific person. It occurs over a period of time and could be defined as threatening behavior. Most importantly, stalking is a crime.

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Dear New NICU Mom

At 24 days old, my little girl developed necrotizing enterocolitis and was transferred in the middle of the night to Nationwide Children’s. It was at that moment that I became eternally grateful to have a top neonatology department so close to home.

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Helping Cancer Patients with Viral, Cellular and Gene Therapy

From common cold to cancer treatment: discover the promising research behind viral therapy and its potential to improve outcomes.

4th Annual Robotic Surgery for Pediatric Surgeons: Program Development and Beyond

Nationwide Children's Hospital Center for Robotic Surgery will host a two-day conference focused on pediatric robotic surgery. The program will include case presentations, panel discussions, and hands-on lab experience.

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Resources for Kids with Special Needs

Raising a child with special needs comes with extra joys—and extra challenges that go far beyond medical care. Learn how to find mentors, connect with support groups, explore adaptive sports and recreation, access respite care, and advocate for your child, plus how CAP4Kids can help you quickly find local resources with just a few clicks.

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Pacifiers: When to Stop Using Them

Learning how and when to let go of the pacifier might be the first real conflict with your toddler. Even though the process of removing a pacifier can seem like a challenge, there are tips and tricks to make the transition go smoothly for your family.

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Proud Linden Parent Program

The Proud Linden Parent Program is a free program for parents or caregivers of children ages 2 to 8 living in the Linden neighborhood.