Guiding Families. Funding Research. Conquering Pediatric Stroke.
We are dedicated to providing support, community, and awareness for families of children recovering from pediatric stroke.
Our Mission
We exist to support, uplift, and walk alongside families in Washington who have been affected by pediatric stroke. Navigating this journey can feel overwhelming, but no one should have to go through it alone. Whether a child is newly diagnosed or well into recovery, we’re here to offer compassionate, ongoing support tailored to each family’s needs.
Our mission is rooted in three core pillars: family support, awareness, and advocacy for research. We connect families to vital resources, peer communities, and therapeutic tools that empower both children and caregivers. We strive to increase public understanding of pediatric stroke—a condition that is often misunderstood or overlooked—through education, outreach, and storytelling.
In addition, we are committed to advancing pediatric stroke research. Donations to our organization help fund groundbreaking studies, improved treatment options, and long-term solutions that bring hope to future generations.
Your story matters. Every step forward is meaningful. And together, we can build a world where no child’s recovery is out of reach, and every family feels seen, supported, and strengthened.
Our Values
Compassion: We lead with empathy and understanding, meeting families where they are with open hearts and listening ears.
Community: We foster connection and belonging through shared experiences and mutual support.
Empowerment: We equip families with resources, knowledge, and hope to navigate recovery and advocate for their child’s future.
Awareness: We shine a light on pediatric stroke — raising voices, educating others, and advocating for early recognition and action.
Progress: We actively support research that advances treatment, recovery, and long-term outcomes for children impacted by pediatric stroke.
Integrity: We are committed to transparency, trust, and doing what’s right — always with families at the center.