May is Pediatric Stroke Awareness Month
Meet the many faces of pediatric stroke and learn a few facts like - pediatric stroke isn't rare, and stroke does happen to babies, children, and even before birth. Meet the amazing mom who created the Pediatric Stroke Awareness Montage.
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Helping Kids With Hemiplegia - Orthotic Grants
We're excited to announce that the first cycle of the CHASA Orthotic Grant Program is open and accepting intial screening applications. Kids with hemiplegia often need to wear a foot orthotic (brace) to help with balance and walking and these orthotics are very expensive. This program will help families in need with the expense of purchasing an orthotic. Read more >

Streak for Pediatric Stroke™
Honor pediatric stroke survivors and help us raise awareness and funds by Streaking for Pediatric Stroke. Don't worry - you can keep your clothes on! There are many ways to streak and you might even win a new iPad. Learn more about how you can Streak for Pediatric Stroke >

CHASA Family Retreat
You are not alone. Join other families of children who have hemiplegia to share support, information, and fun! New to this year’s retreat – a two-day pre-retreat event for teens and adults who’ve had hemiplegia since childhood. Make the retreat a part of your family’s summer vacation to Arlington, Texas. Join us >

Kids Have Strokes
We all know that adults can have strokes, but many people are not aware that children can have strokes, too. In fact, 1 in 2800 infants and between 2 and 13 in 100,000 children (ages 1 month to 18 years) will suffer a stroke. Early intervention and therapy is key to success. Reaching others with this message is part of our Pediatric Stroke Awareness month in May. Learn more about how you can help >
Recent News
16 Years Later – A Story of Hope
Braden Kara was born by C-section after a long non productive labor. Her apgar scores were both 9 and looking back, the only indication that … Read More >
Pediatric Stroke Awareness 2012 Montage
Our Baby Had a Stroke This picture was taken less than two months after Christopher (in photo - far left) had his MRI which revealed that he had … Read More >
Watching and Waiting
James didn't come into this world screaming; he came into it blue, breathless and almost lifeless following a complete placental abruption. Five days … Read More >
Strong as Steel Adaptive Sports
My son Trent, who has survived many hemorrhagic strokes in his young life, has right hemiplegic cerebral palsy and epilepsy. He has always been a … Read More >
CHASA Mascot Has a Name – Kandu
We've name our mascot - Kandu! This name was selected because of the "can do" attitude held by so many of the children, teens, and adults who have … Read More >








