Utah Championship 2009 Charities

Primary Childrens Medical Center, the only full-service children’s hospital in the Intermountain West, breathes its mantra “The Child First and Always.” The hospital’s 252 beds hold the most critically ill and injured children in a five-state area who require the most sophisticated care, yet there is a spirit of hope and love that pervades every square inch of the facility. Primary Children’s Medical Center holds the distinction of being one of only nine Trauma One hospitals in the nation, and sees an average of 120 children a day in the Emergency Room. In addition, the hospital offers cutting edge care in over sixty subspecialties, from diabetes to Down syndrome, and asthma to orthopedics.

From a child-centered fountain to colorful artwork on the walls, the hospital is designed for children. A meditation chapel, playroom, parent resource center, and interpretation services are available to make the hospital experience as comfortable as possible. The hospital’s charity care program ensures every child will receive the best medical care, regardless of ability to pay. Whether a child comes to the hospital for a bone marrow transplant, heart surgery, newborn intensive care, genetic disease, or an outpatient checkup, that child is placed first in the hearts and minds of all who walk the halls of Primary Children’s Medical Center.

http://intermountainhealthcare.org/xp/public/primary/


 

West Ridge Academy

West Ridge Academy recognizes the necessity of all the professional disciplines, i.e. educational, medical, clinical teams and counselors to facilitate positive change in boys. We strongly believe that long term behavioral change comes as a result of the discovery, implementation and practice of spiritual and moral values. In contrast, the absence of these values produces negative behavior.

We also believe that the families of each boy and girl need guidance and training in healthy family interaction to ensure lasting change. In essence, we combine professional therapy involving both the boy and girl and their families together with the development of spiritual and moral values.

http://www.westridgeacademy.com