Team Impact Partnership

Product/Program

Team IMPACT helps children with serious illnesses or disabilities connect with a college athletic team and local campus community in a safe, supportive environment.

Published May 29, 2024|

Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) has partnered with Team IMPACT, a national nonprofit organization that connects children facing serious illness and disability with college sports teams at no cost.

Through advocacy, awareness, and program referrals, this collaboration aims to transform the pediatric health care experience by leveraging the power of teamwork, community, and compassion.

Learn more about Team IMPACT.


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