As an infant, Bennett spent 5 months in the NICU and underwent 12 operations. He’s been overcoming obstacles and proving just how strong he is ever since!

Five years ago, Brandi Wright and Mike Williams moved their daughter Jordyn into ChildServe’s Long-Term Care program

When Vincent began attending Autism Day Health a year and a half ago, he was a totally different child. His parents Grant and Jennifer watched Vincent’s life change for the better once he started receiving support from the experts at ChildServe.

When their son Alex was born with medical complications, Katie and Ryan felt overwhelmed. With support from Homecare nursing, their whole family found ways to move forward together.

Jeremiah nervously walked the grounds at Blank Children’s Hospital, deep in thought about what the future held. His 8-year-old daughter Lila had been hit by a drunk driver. Even though her injuries were serious, he refused to be bitter or hateful.

When their son Micah was born, Laura and Matt knew he was a big miracle with a big purpose. Born prematurely at 23 weeks, Micah faced feeding challenges, muscle weakness and poor coordination.

Our attitude is the one thing in life we can always control, but it’s easier said than done. Despite being young and living through some tough situations, 19-year-old Aim has already mastered the skill of facing life with a smile.

Having the right support can turn life’s challenges into opportunities to grow. With the help of her parents and multiple services at ChildServe, four-year-old Paige has done just that.

Less than 100 people worldwide have the genetic condition called Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome. Five-year-old Freya is one of them.

Camden was born completely deaf. He first began to interact with the world of sound as a 13-month-old, after he underwent surgery to receive cochlear implants in both ears. Camden’s parents brought him to ChildServe to partner with a team of experts who could help him make the most of his cochlear implants.