CHF Receives $10,000 Grant from the Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation to Support Caregiver Training for Medically Fragile Children

OKLAHOMA CITY – Children’s Health Foundation (CHF) is pleased to announce a $10,000 grant from the Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation to support the From Hospital to Home Caregiver Training Project, a program that equips families with the knowledge and confidence needed to care for medically fragile children transitioning from hospital care to home.

This training program focuses on families whose children rely on tracheostomies, ventilators, feeding support, or other complex medical equipment. Structured, hands-on instruction helps caregivers manage daily needs, troubleshoot equipment, and respond to emergencies. The program reduces preventable hospital readmissions, strengthens family readiness, and ensures safer, more stable home environments for medically vulnerable children.

“We are incredibly grateful to the Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation for investing in this lifesaving work,” said Brandon Brooks, Chief Executive Officer of Children’s Health Foundation. “Their support helps ensure that caregivers feel prepared and supported as they bring their child home, and it directly improves outcomes for some of the most medically fragile children in our state.”

To support Children’s Health Foundation or learn more about programs that strengthen the health and well-being of Oklahoma children, please call 405-384-4446 or visit www.chfkids.com.

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ABOUT CHILDREN’S HEALTH FOUNDATION

Children’s Health Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization that improves the health of children in Oklahoma through its support of pediatric research, education, and specialized care. Since 1984, CHF has partnered with donors and hospital programs to meet the needs of children across all 77 counties. No child is turned away from a CHF-supported program because of an inability to pay.