Camila inspires us all to be better, kinder, and more compassionate with her beautiful smile. Meredith in our POPS department inspires hope, resilience, and miracles. We're writing a superhero saga-one patient at a time! Join us by donating today. ow.ly/yl3j50RplEn

Members of our nursing staff recently gave a presentation at Alvin Community College's Disaster Day. The day included simulated care provider and patient interactions, guest speakers and a career fair.

Angel recently enjoyed a combination of music therapy and physical therapy while on his recovery journey. Activities focused on dexterity and mobility, while Angel enjoyed musical instruments, games, and music.

Baywatch Dolphin Tours recently donated a free tour to our patients and their families. The kids loved seeing dolphins and seagulls. along with being on the water. Thank you for your generosity!

Be a superhero for the kids at Shriners Children’s™! They push through incredible challenges with super strength, super focus and super attitudes. You can help unlock their superpowers though your generosity. Make a super difference by giving today! giveshrinerstexas.org

Jesus has overcome a number of obstacles along the way, discovering that achievement is possible with optimism and determination. He credits his positive attitude from his time at Shriners Children’s Texas.

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Today, we celebrated a milestone! After 50 years, Jake Nunez, a senior maintenance technician, retired from Shriners Children's Texas. It has been a day of laughter, storytelling, food and fun as we celebrated Jake's commitment to our facility, staff and patients.

The Rotary Club of Galveston recently stopped by our facility to visit our newly remodeled schoolroom and donate books for our patients. Thank you for your commitment to the Shriners Children's mission!

Shriners Children's staff from across the country are currently attending the American Burn Association (@ameriburn) Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois. Look closely, and you'll see a few members of the Texas Team!

Clouds did not stop the fun! Today, our patients gathered in the school room to learn about the solar eclipse. Then, they went outside with some of our staff to see it in person! Astro, our teacher's dog, even stopped by to say hello to the kids.

Be a superhero for the kids at Shriners Children’s™! They push through incredible challenges with super strength, super focus and super attitudes. You can help unlock their superpowers though your generosity. Make a super difference by giving today! giveshrinerstexas.org

Rainbow of Hope donated their time and hosted a pottery class for patients. Children enjoyed learning something new and creating garden gnomes!

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In celebration of National Doctors’ Day, we would like to spotlight one of our newest doctors, Dr. Cody Sanderson. He is married to his high school sweetheart, and they have two young boys. Welcome to the team, Dr. Sanderson! Happy National Doctors’ Day!

The Employee Activities Committee celebrated Major League Baseball's Opening Day with nachos and plenty of Astros gear!

The Daughters of the Nile, Shelomi Temple No. 43, donated Easter eggs and activities to our Child Life Center for this year's Easter Egg Hunt. What a great way to begin the holiday weekend!

The Gulf Coast Oilmen hosted their second annual corn hole tournament benefitting Shriners Children’s Texas last Friday. The event was a wonderful success, and we are so grateful that GCOI hosts two fundraisers a year for the hospital.

On Monday, hospital leadership and the Board of Governors hosted an unveiling of the Richard E. Doornbos Board Room to the Doornbos family and friends. Doornbos was a longstanding Shriner and Board of Governors member,.

Three years following his own accident, Juan Pablo now inspires other patients by encouraging them throughout their treatment.

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Shriners Children’s Texas provides pediatric prosthetics and orthotics for children of all ages. These devices provide the support children need to meet their full potential in all areas of life.